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Oakland County hit by 42-inch water main break, boil advisories issued
local18 days ago

Oakland County hit by 42-inch water main break, boil advisories issued

Oakland County declares a state of emergency after a 42-inch transmission main broke in Auburn Hills, triggering widespread water-pressure loss and boil-water advisories across Auburn Hills, Pontiac, Rochester Hills, Orion Township, Lake Orion and Oakland Township. Authorities have set up water distribution sites, limited nonessential water use, and warned of a prolonged outage with a minimum 14 days before service can be fully restored as crews isolate, repair, flush, and test the system; schools and some facilities are adjusting or closed during the response.

Orion Township Faces 42-Inch Water Main Break, Forcing Restrictions and Boil Advisories
local19 days ago

Orion Township Faces 42-Inch Water Main Break, Forcing Restrictions and Boil Advisories

A 42-inch water main break in Orion Township halts water flow from outside the system, triggering local restrictions and boil-water advisories as GLWA warns residents to conserve water and prepares for possible up to 14 days without service; a 2.5 million-gallon water tower remains, water trucks are en route, and nearby Rochester Hills has issued its own boil advisory.

"Multiple Macomb County Cities Under Boil Water Advisory Following Water Main Breaks"
local-news2 years ago

"Multiple Macomb County Cities Under Boil Water Advisory Following Water Main Breaks"

A large water main break in Macomb County, Michigan has led to a boil water advisory being issued for several communities, including Chesterfield Township, Lennox Township, Macomb Township, New Haven, and the city of Rochester. Residents are advised to boil tap water for at least one minute before using it for drinking, cooking, or brushing teeth. The advisory will remain in effect until water sampling confirms that the water is safe to consume. Some residents are experiencing water shortages or low water pressure.