Residents in DeKalb County can relax now that repair crews have fixed a broken water main that disrupted service in the area. The DeKalb County Department of Watershed Management announced that repairs to the 12-inch water main on Vermack Road were completed by midday Wednesday, as per the DeKalb County website.
The department reported that water pressure is being restored. As taps begin to flow again, officials warn residents that they may experience brown water and should let their faucets run to clear the pipes. This is standard procedure after such incidents to ensure the cleanliness and safety of the water supply.
Service interruptions varied from low to complete loss of water pressure, impacting both residents and businesses. The department has stated it is ready to assist anyone still experiencing issues as service returns to normal.
For ongoing water issues or to report any problems, the DeKalb County Watershed Department is available. You can contact them at [email protected] or call 770-270-6243 for assistance or to report ongoing service issues.
