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Water Shutoff Scheduled for September 29 at Eureka Booster Station

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Water Shutoff Scheduled for September 29 at Eureka Booster Station
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Whitaker Construction will perform repairs at Eureka’s Booster Station on September 29, 2026, resulting in a full-day water shutoff. Residents are asked to conserve water while the Vulcan Well supplies the town.

Key takeaways

  • Water will be shut off all day on September 29, 2026, at the Eureka Booster Station.
  • Whitaker Construction is conducting necessary repairs.
  • The Vulcan Well will continue to supply water to the town.
  • Residents are asked to avoid outdoor watering and limit indoor water use.

A temporary water shutoff is scheduled for September 29, 2026, at Eureka’s Booster Station. According to a notice on the Eureka city website, Whitaker Construction will perform necessary repairs during this time.

Water is scheduled to be off all day during the repair process. While the Vulcan Well will continue supplying water to the town, residents are asked to conserve water until the repairs are complete.

Specific water-use restrictions include a prohibition on outdoor watering and a request for residents to limit indoor water use whenever possible.

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