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Town of Myersville residents are under a Boil Water Advisory through Tuesday. The advisory is the result of a water main break Saturday.
Town officials say the water is safe to use for washing and cleaning but should be boiled prior to consumption. Bring water to a rolling boil for one minute and then let it cool.
The town's emergency contact line is 301-992-1861.
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A better O&M program (in other words, put more tax dollars into infrastructure) might help prevent these types of failures.
You mean growth does not pay for itself? Gasp, who knew?
Not sure where the break was, but I believe all of that piping was replaced on Main Street a few years ago during a huge renovation project.
Then better quality work or piping is needed.
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