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Intermittent Water Disruptions In Northeast Area Of Navasota

February 21, 2024 by Willy1550

According to a City Of Navasota Facebook Post, today Feb. 21st., City of Navasota utility crews will be exposing water valves and running fire hydrants in the Northeast area.

Residents east of Cedar Creek, north of Washington Avenue, and south of Victoria Park may experience low water pressure for short periods of time as crews check the system.

If you notice low water pressure at your home, please feel free to report it by calling City Hall at 936-825-6450.
This utility test will not affect the schools or the senior living facility in the area.

Photo from City Of Navasota Facebook Page

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