The colder weather this winter doesn't appear to be causing too many watermain headaches for city. Spokesperson David Warwick says so far crews haven't been run off their feet and calls it an average year for breaks. However, Warwick says with the frost getting deeper into the ground he expects more at the end of the month and the beginning of March. Today the city dealt with at least two watermain breaks, one on the north side the other on the south.
Tuesday, February 11, 2014
Average Year For Watermain Breaks
The colder weather this winter doesn't appear to be causing too many watermain headaches for city. Spokesperson David Warwick says so far crews haven't been run off their feet and calls it an average year for breaks. However, Warwick says with the frost getting deeper into the ground he expects more at the end of the month and the beginning of March. Today the city dealt with at least two watermain breaks, one on the north side the other on the south.
