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    You are at:Home»Local News»Junction City»Junction City residents advised to conserve water following water main break

    Junction City residents advised to conserve water following water main break

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    By Brandon Peoples on December 18, 2019 Junction City, Local News
    Photo courtesy Geary County Emergency Management.
    The water main break as seen Wednesday morning in the 900 block of West Spruce Street in Junction City. (Photo courtesy Geary County Emergency Management)

     

    Junction City officials are advising all residents of the city to conserve water following a water main break at the city’s Spruce Water Tower.
    Public Works Director Ray Ibarra says the crews are working on repairs right now and should have the tower running again in a few hours.
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    The break is in the 900 block of West Spruce Street and public works crews have blocked off the street to traffic.
    The city is currently only being served by the Ash Street water tower, which is why they’re asking residents to limit their water usage.
    However, Ibarra says the Spruce Street Tower is slowly being turned back on.
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    Geary County Emergency Management will be providing updates for residents via its Facebook page today.
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    KMAN News Director and host of In Focus. Contact Brandon at Brandon@1350KMAN.com

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