Water Main Flushing Scheduled for April in Snohomish

Snohomish, WALocal News

Starting April 1, 2025, the City of Snohomish Water Department will carry out water main flushing in the northern part of the city. This essential maintenance activity aims to enhance water quality by creating a high-velocity flow that cleans the interiors of the water mains. Residents might notice a temporary drop in water pressure and the presence of cloudy or discolored water, which poses no health risks. During this operation, city crews will also inspect fire hydrants and perform necessary maintenance, including oil reservoir checks and vegetation trimming. The flushing process helps remove sediments, organics, and naturally occurring minerals that may accumulate in the water lines.

The City of Snohomish emphasizes its dedication to water conservation, ensuring that the flushing program uses minimal water while maintaining the quality of the drinking water supply. Residents are encouraged to flush their taps if they experience any discoloration after the crews have moved on. Overall, this initiative reflects the city's commitment to providing safe and high-quality drinking water to its residents.

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