Water main breaks in Harper Woods
Residents in the area of Anita and Beaconsfield streets in Harper Woods may be impacted by a water main break that city officials reported Saturday. Crews are scheduled to repair it on Sunday morning.
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Residents in the area of Anita and Beaconsfield streets in Harper Woods may be impacted by a water main break that city officials reported Saturday. Crews are scheduled to repair it on Sunday morning.
Water main breaks are popping on Thursday in Southeast Michigan, continuing a trend that started during the recent burst of winter weather.
A water main break has affected service to about 50 homes in Sterling Heights.
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Most roads around Metro Detroit have some snow and ice on them, but Crest and Balmoral streets in Mt. Clemens have become more wintry than most.
A water main break has been reported on Beaconsfield Street in Harper Woods.
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Water service is expected to be interrupted for several hours Monday in part of Harper Woods as DPW crews work on a repair.
Emergency repairs at a water main break will potentially disrupt municipal water service for several blocks in Harper Woods, city officials said.
Great Lakes Water Authority says it's continuing to make progress on the repair of the 42-inch water main that broke on 14 Mile Road in Novi. GLWA asks that homeowners in the affected communities continue to limit water use; and boil water advisories remain in effect for Wixom, Walled Lake and Commerce Township.
Wixom experienced a new loss of water pressure Monday, and many Novi-area residents remain under a boil water advisory.
Some residents in the Novi area are still under a boil water advisory in the aftermath of a water main break last week. The Great Lakes Water Authority has been working to restore service to thousands in the affected communities.
Disruptions such as boil water advisories linger in the aftermath of Thursday's water main break on 14 Mile Road.
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Thousands of residents, along with local businesses and schools, have been finding workarounds for low water pressure, no water or boil water advisories in the aftermath of a water main break Thursday morning in Novi. Here's the update as of Friday morning on the situation.
Crews on Thursday night were working around the clock to address a water main break that is affecting parts of Oakland County.
A 42-inch water transmission line broke Thursday morning along 14 Mile Road, just west of M-5 in Novi.
A massive water main break was discovered Thursday morning on 14 Mile Road in Novi, resulting in several school closures and scrambling among residents who were deciding whether to wait it out or stay elsewhere for a bit.
An emergency water shutoff is affecting some water customers in Harper Woods.
One water main break is at the intersection of Carlysle and Banner streets. The other is at 1528 Geneva Street.
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