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Temporary Water Shutoff Scheduled for November 17 During Fire Hydrant Replacement

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

Scheduled for November 17, city crews will begin the replacement of a damaged fire hydrant at the intersection of Orchard Drive SE and Meadow Drive. This crucial maintenance work will necessitate a temporary water shutoff for nearby residents, impacting daily routines and water access. The city is urging residents to prepare for this disruption and to stay informed about the ongoing efforts to enhance infrastructure reliability. By prioritizing the repair of essential services like fire hydrants, the city demonstrates its commitment to public safety and effective emergency response capabilities. The maintenance is part of a broader initiative to ensure that local water systems remain functional and safe for the community.

Notifications about the water shutoff have been distributed to keep residents updated. This incident highlights the importance of infrastructure maintenance and community awareness in safeguarding public services. Residents are advised to plan ahead and anticipate any inconveniences caused by the temporary disruption.

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