The Water Department announced Wednesday afternoon that it is investigating the cause of periodic water discoloration that appears to be more prevalent when the Alprilla Farm wells are in operation.
Crews have been flushing hydrants in the vicinity to help clear the lines.
For Water Department updates, visit the town’s website.
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