Crews are working to repair a Saturday morning water main break in Nottingham. The Department of Public Works says that a 4-inch main ruptured along Jack Pine Place, 21236. Officials say that about 55 homes and one fire hydrant have been affected. There is no estimate as to when the repairs will be complete.
UPDATE: The project will run from August 2017 through the end of 2018. Original story below… —— This month, the Department of Public Works will be initiating a $3 million project to replace the water line along Joppa Road between Walther Boulevard and Belair Road. The current water line extends for 7,000 feet, and it has experienced numerous problems with […]
Crews were working to repair a water main break in Parkville on Monday morning. The break occurred at just after 8 p.m. on Sunday evening near Wilson Avenue and Parktowne Road. The Baltimore City Department of Public Works, which handles water issues in Baltimore County, says that about 70 homes are without water in the area. A nearby Taco Bell […]
Contaminant levels in Carney-area drinking water have returned to normal, according to the Baltimore City Department of Public Works, which oversees the water supply in parts of Baltimore County. Samples from July 2014 to June 2015 showed the drinking water at the Carney testing site had 61 parts per billion of haloacetic acid (HAA). The legal limit is 60 parts […]
City and county officials were working to repair two water main breaks on Monday. On Monday morning, Councilwoman Cathy Bevins reported that a “water issue” on Delegge Road in Rosedale left about 40 residents without water. On Sunday afternoon, there was a water main break near Eastern Avenue in the Harewood Park area of Chase. Councilwoman Bevins says that Baltimore […]
Residents in the Carney area will be glad to know that the recent road work along Joppa Road will be winding down this month. Councilman David Marks posted the following update on Thursday morning: “I am glad to pass along this update from the county Department of Public Works: ‘The gas upgrades will be complete by the end of this […]
Baltimore County Executive Kevin Kamenetz announced on Thursday that county residents will have a direct line to communicate storm-related concerns to the county’s emergency managers beginning this winter season. He made the announcement during the County’s annual winter storm exercise in the Emergency Operations Center, where representatives from County agencies and regional partners work together to coordinate the County’s response […]
The county will be testing a water main in the Middle River area this week which could affect water pressure for some residents. Baltimore County tweeted the following on Monday: Local residents should plan accordingly.