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Emergency Water Shutdown for 30th St. Between Van Buren and Brinker

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Emergency Water Shutdown for 30th St. Between Van Buren and Brinker
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An emergency water shutdown was scheduled for 30th St. between Van Buren Ave. and Brinker Ave. due to a pipeline requiring immediate repair. Service restoration was estimated for 4:15 PM on September 14, 2026.

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  • An emergency water shutdown was required for 30th St. from Van Buren Ave. to Brinker Ave. due to pipeline repairs.
  • Service restoration was estimated for 4:15 PM on September 14, 2026.
  • Residents may experience discolored water and are advised to flush lines by running cold water in a bathtub.
  • Water crews will flush lines in the area following the completion of repairs.

An emergency water shutdown was issued for 30th St. from Van Buren Ave. to Brinker Ave. because a pipeline requires immediate repair, according to a notice on the city's website.

The shutdown affects hydrants in the area and may cause water discoloration. Officials recommended running a cold water faucet in a bathtub until the water clears to help flush home water lines. It was recommended that residents avoid using hot water or washing light-colored laundry until the water runs clear.

Once emergency repairs are complete, water crews will flush lines in the area. Residents were asked to provide notification if discolored water persists.

For questions, the public can contact 801-629-8321 during business hours.

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