Large main break causes discolored water in Portland

Portland, ORLocal News

A significant water main break in Portland has led to discolored water affecting some households in Northwest and Southwest areas. The break occurred around 9:30 a. m. on Saturday near the intersection of Northwest 29th and 31st avenues, as well as Northwest Yeon Avenue. Crews from the city are currently on the scene working to address the issue and restore normal water quality.

Residents have expressed concerns regarding the safety of the water, as discolored water can be alarming and may affect daily activities. The city's water department is investigating the cause of the break and will provide updates regarding the timeline for repairs. Local officials are advising residents to refrain from using discolored water for drinking or cooking until further notice. As the situation develops, more information will be shared with the community to ensure transparency. This incident highlights the importance of infrastructure maintenance and the potential impact on local residents.

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