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Flow tests next week could cause water discoloration

by | Mar 14, 2025 | Featured: News,

The Water-Sewer Department is advising residents to be aware of potential water discoloration following two required flow tests early next week.

At 10 a.m. on Monday, crews will be conducting a fire pump test on South Street. The test is expected to last about 15 minutes. On Tuesday at around the same time, a fire flow test is scheduled on East Main Street near Clinton Street.

“Please check your water before using after these tests are complete, as the high velocity can stir up the minerals in the pipe,” Water-Sewer manager Eric Carty advised in a notice to residents.

Residents who experience discoloration can resolve the issue by flushing the cold water pipes in their homes. Doing so allows trapped sediments to be released.

Discolored water is safe to drink, but the town does not recommend using it for washing laundry.

For more information, visit the Water-Sewer Department’s website or call 508-497-9765.

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