Crews Work To Repair Water Main Break In West Philadelphia
Officials say a 12-inch main bursted shortly before 7 a.m. Sunday at 61st and Havertown Streets.
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Officials say a 12-inch main bursted shortly before 7 a.m. Sunday at 61st and Havertown Streets.
A 12 inch water main break was reported at 18th and Arch Streets.
Crews are dealing with a water main break in Southwest Philadelphia this morning that may have been caused by a car crash in the area.
Crews are responding to a water main break in West Philadelphia Friday morning.
Water was spilling out on Swedesford Road in Malvern and was closed to traffic between Church Road and Phoenixville Pike as a result.
The break was reported shortly after 6:30 Wednesday morning.
Authorities are asking residents to reduce their water usage and contact MUA if their sewer backs up.
The water main burst around 12:30 a.m. Monday along Route 413 between New Falls Road and Bath Road.
Officials say the 12-inch main burst shortly before 7 a.m. at South 78th Street and Lindbergh Boulevard.
This was first reported around 6 a.m. near Greene and West Rockland Streets.
A water main break has left 15 homes without any water tonight, Philadelphia Water Department officials told Eyewitness News.
Philadelphia city officials admitted, at a city council hearing, that they did not do a great job of helping residents harmed by a June water main break in West Philadelphia.
The break happened around 11 p.m. Thursday and was still active in the early morning hours Friday.
The 48-inch main ruptured around 8 p.m. Saturday at Hunting Park Avenue and Westmoreland Street near the old Tastykake factory in the Hunting Park section of the city.
Crews are working to repair a 40-inch water main break near the old Tastykake factory.
Crews are working to repair an 8-inch water main break in Northeast Philadelphia.
Officials say the Deptford Mall has reopened for business on Thursday after a water main break forced it to temporarily close while crews made repairs.
A water main break on the Roosevelt Boulevard caused intermittent lane closures Tuesday morning.
The incident was reported Tuesday near 33rd and Market Streets.
Five weeks after a major water main broke open spilling millions of gallons of water into a West Philadelphia neighborhood, residents of the area are still dealing with the aftermath.
Authorities say the break happened on Fox Street and Roberts Avenue Thursday afternoon.
It happened around 4:30 a.m. Sunday in the 500 block of 52nd Street at Westminster Avenue.
The six-inch water main ruptured around 1 a.m. Wednesday along the 4500 block of Regent Street.
Chopper 3 is over the scene of the water main break on the 600 block of Ashbourne Road near Rolling Green in Cheltenham.
Due to a water main break and cave in on 10th Street, between Tasker and Morris Streets, that block will be shut down until further notice, according to the Philadelphia Water Department.
