Water Service Update – China Gulch Area
4/21/26 7am
Crews remain on-site working on the water main break. At this time, water service is still shut off in the affected areas, and an estimated time for restoration is not yet available.
For customers who currently have water service, the water is safe to drink.
We understand the inconvenience and appreciate your continued patience. Updates will be shared as soon as more information becomes available.
Water Service Alert – China Gulch Area
4/21/2026 12:00 am
There is currently a water main break on China Gulch affecting areas from China Way to Canyon Road, including all connecting streets.
Crews are on-site assessing the situation. At this time, the restoration timeline is unknown. Updates will be provided as more information becomes available.
Precautionary Notice: Due to the size of the shutdown, customers are advised to boil water before drinking until further notice.
Just had your water service restored? Here’s what to expect:
After a water service interruption, it’s normal to have air in your water lines. This may cause sputtering, cloudy water, or inconsistent flow when you first turn on your faucets.
What you should do:
- Run cold water from a high-flow faucet (such as a bathtub or outdoor spigot) for 5–10 minutes
- Let the water run until it flows steadily and clears up
A few helpful tips:
- Start with the lowest faucet in your home, then move to higher ones
- Remove and rinse faucet aerators if you notice reduced flow
- Avoid using hot water until the air is cleared (this helps protect your water heater)
- Check appliances like dishwashers and washing machines after normal flow returns
This is a normal part of restoring service, and your water should return to normal shortly.
If you continue to experience issues, please give us a call—we’re happy to help!
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Before starting any digging project, be sure to call 811 — the free national “Call Before You Dig” service. By contacting 811 at least two business days before you dig, utility companies will mark the approximate location of underground lines such as water, sewer, gas, electric, and communications lines on your property. This helps prevent costly damage, service disruptions, and serious injury. Whether you’re installing a fence, planting trees, or doing any excavation work, always contact 811 first — it’s free, easy, and required by law.
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