Water main break closed street, cut off water to residents in west Olympia on Sunday

Olympia, WALocal News

On December 22, 2024, a significant water main break in west Olympia affected around 40 residents by cutting off their water supply and closing a portion of Division Street Northwest between Madison Avenue and Conger Avenue. City officials responded promptly, restoring water services by Sunday evening and reopening the street around midnight. However, the southeast corner at Conger Avenue and Division Street will remain closed for further repairs. This incident emphasizes the critical need for regular infrastructure maintenance to prevent future disruptions. Local authorities are expected to investigate the cause of the break to improve the resilience of the water system.

Timely communication from city officials helped minimize confusion among residents, highlighting the importance of community preparedness in addressing infrastructure challenges.

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