Moscow officials Residents may see discolored water

Pullman, WALocal News

Moscow officials caution residents about possible discolored water as maintenance occurs on Well No. 6. The Water Department is engaged in supplemental flushing, which may cause the water to appear unusual, particularly for those in the northwest area. Iron, naturally present in the basalt aquifers, causes the discoloration. Residents are advised to run cold water in their bathtubs until it runs clear, ensuring the water remains safe for use.

This situation reflects the city's efforts to maintain water quality and infrastructure. Well No. 6 has experienced outages recently, prompting these measures. Local officials aim to reassure residents during this temporary inconvenience. Such maintenance is essential for ensuring the long-term reliability of Moscow's water supply.

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