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Icicle Road water outage scheduled for Oct. 29

Leavenworth, WALocal News

A water outage affecting the Icicle Road area in Leavenworth is set for October 29, lasting from 8 a. m. to 4 p. m. Local officials have announced the planned disruption to allow for essential maintenance work.

Residents in the impacted neighborhoods are encouraged to prepare accordingly. This outage reflects the city’s commitment to improving water infrastructure and service reliability. Authorities have communicated the planned outage well in advance to minimize inconvenience. Community members can expect further updates leading up to the outage date. Such measures aim to enhance the overall water service in the area.

The city has a history of proactive maintenance to address infrastructure needs.

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