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Some Water Mains Cut off Monday

Sue Honea by Sue Honea
April 20, 2020
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Press Release from Magee Fire Department concerning water mains

Weather permitting  Monday April 20th, there will be the possibility of some water mains being cut off due to fire hydrants being repaired.

Area that could possibly be affected:
Goodwater Community – Vista St.
8th St. and Johnson Lockhart
Choctaw St. at Magee Middle School
North and South Jadek Dr.

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Please share to get the word out to the rest of the public. Time without water is trying to be kept to a minimum as possible but hydrants have to be fixed.

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