Emergency water main repairs underway in DeKalb County

Atlanta, GALocal News

In DeKalb County, Georgia, crews from the Department of Watershed Management are working diligently to repair a broken water main located on North Druid Hills Road near Clairemont Road. This break has resulted in low or no water service for many residents, prompting the county to distribute bottled water to those affected. While the county is taking measures to address the issue, there is currently no estimated completion date for the repairs. Residents who are experiencing disruptions in water pressure are advised to contact the Watershed Department via email or phone for assistance. This incident underscores the critical need for timely infrastructure maintenance to prevent service disruptions.

The local community is relying on the county's swift response to restore normal water service. As repairs continue, residents are encouraged to stay informed about updates from the county officials. The situation serves as a reminder of the challenges municipalities face in maintaining essential services for their residents.

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