Updated Water Outage Alert for October 23, 2024 City of Leavenworth

Leavenworth, WALocal News

On October 23, 2024, a water outage in Leavenworth was caused by a damaged service line, prompting immediate repairs by city crews. Water service was temporarily halted at the intersection of East Leavenworth and Icicle Roads to address an unexpected leak in the main line. The repair work was expedited, and the City has since announced that service has been fully restored. Residents are advised to be aware of potential air in the water lines, which may lead to bubbling or gurgling noises when faucets are turned on. The City appreciates the patience and understanding of its residents during this temporary disruption.

Keeping the community informed during such incidents is vital for maintaining trust and transparency in local governance. Timely updates on essential services like water supply ensure that residents can plan accordingly. This incident underscores the importance of infrastructure maintenance and the responsiveness of local government in addressing community needs.

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