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Emergency Water Shutdown on Oak Street between Harrison Blvd. and Tyler Ave.

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Emergency Water Shutdown on Oak Street between Harrison Blvd. and Tyler Ave.
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An emergency water shutdown was issued for Oak Street between Harrison Boulevard and Tyler Avenue due to a pipeline requiring immediate repair. The shutdown affects hydrants in the area and may result in discolored water.

Key takeaways

  • An emergency water shutdown occurred on Oak Street from Harrison Boulevard to Tyler Avenue.
  • The shutdown was required for immediate pipeline repairs.
  • Service restoration was estimated for 4:00 PM on September 10, 2026.
  • Residents may experience discolored water and are advised to flush lines via a bathtub faucet.

An emergency water shutdown was issued for Oak Street between Harrison Boulevard and Tyler Avenue due to a pipeline requiring immediate repair, according to a notice posted to the city's website.

The shutdown affects hydrants in the area. The city estimated service restoration for 4:00 PM on September 10, 2026.

Residents in the affected area may experience discolored water. In such instances, officials recommend running a cold water faucet in a bathtub until the water clears to help flush home water lines. The city recommends that residents avoid using hot water or washing light-colored laundry until the water runs clear.

Water crews will flush lines in the area once emergency repairs are complete. Residents should notify the city if discolored water persists. Questions can be directed to 801-629-8321 during business hours.

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