If residents do notice discoloration, they should run the cold water until the water is clear.
People in the Curling or Mt. Moriah areas may notice discolored water and low pressure for the next couple of weeks. On Bayfm with Lenny Benoit, Mayor Linda Chaisson says this is due to the City’s annual flushing program. She says if residents do notice discoloration, they should run the cold water until the water is clear. Annual flushing is done each year to provide the best water quality possible to homes and businesses.
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