Current Customer Notices:
Title: Reduced water pressure for homes on Woodside Loop, Tall Pine Avenue, Heritage Avenue, Pine Vista Drive (between Knott Road & Woodside Loop), Mayberry Court, Kingsberry Court, Ridge Heights, and Springtree Court.
Date: February 13 - March 13, 2026
Status: Active
Description
Due to a broken valve in a water main, a temporary reduction in water pressure may be noticeable in the area for the next 3 to 4 weeks. We have made necessary adjustments in the system to ensure that water service remains available to all customers. Our crew will make the needed repair as soon as possible. We apologize for any inconvenience.
The affected area includes: Woodside Loop, Tall Pine Avenue, Heritage Avenue, Pine Vista Drive (between Knott Road & Woodside Loop), Mayberry Court, Kingsberry Court, Ridge Heights, and Springtree Court.
Safety
The reduced pressure is not a health risk.
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