US EditionMore than 100,000 El Paso, Texas residents left with little to no water after main break
A 36-inch main break caused service disruptions to 38,000 connections; repairs and boil-water precautions could last until midweek, officials said.
- El Paso Water reported over 100,000 residents in Northeast and Central El Paso were left with little to no water after a weekend main break that may take until midweek to fix.
- Sunday night, a 36-inch transmission main broke near Skyline Optimist Youth Park, draining more than 15 reservoir tanks due to its design, El Paso Water says.
- More than a dozen Northeast schools canceled classes Monday, and several homes suffered water damage while local stores, warehouses and companies assisted with bottled water logistics.
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More than 100,000 El Paso, Texas residents left with little to no water after main break
Officials say over 100,000 residents in the Texas border city of El Paso were left with little to no water after a main break over the weekend, and it was expected to take till mid-week for operations to return to normal.
EPISD schools closed due to water main break
EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) - The El Paso Independent School District announced fourteen campuses in the Northeast, Central area affected by the major water main break Sunday will be closed on Monday. Andress, Irvin, and TMECHS high schools will not hold classes on Monday. Middle and elementary campuses affected include: Canyon MS Charles MS Magoffin MS Bobby Joe Hill Pk-8 Barron ES Duran ES Navarette MS Clendenin ES Park ES Stanton ES Torres ES Travi…
Thousands of residents in Northeast, Central El Paso affected by 'very-large' water main break
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) -- Thousands of residents in Northeast and Central El Paso are experiencing little to no water service after a "very large" water main break Sunday morning, Jan. 11, according to El Paso Water. The water main break happened near the intersection of Girl Scout Way and Transmountain, near Skyline Park. "Our [...]
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