Redding Water Mains To Be Cleaned Next Week

From The Aquarion Water Company

BRIDGEPORT, CONN. – November 8, 2017 – Aquarion Water Company today announced a water main cleaning project in Redding on Monday, November 13, between 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. The water main cleaning project is being undertaken to ensure that customers continue to receive the highest quality water.

The Redding water main cleaning project is estimated to last approximately one day. During that time customers may notice some discoloration in their water. This discoloration results from the temporary disturbance of the water flow, which stirs up naturally occurring minerals that settle in water mains.

Aquarion recommends customers store water in their refrigerators for drinking and cooking. Customers should also refrain from washing laundry if water is discolored. Prior to resuming use, customers should run their cold water faucets until the water appears clear.

The streets that will be affected by the water main cleaning project in Redding are:

· Church St.

· Georgetown Rd.

· Highland Ave.

· Main St.

· Meadow Rdg.

· Old Mill Rd.

· Portland Ave.

· Redding Rd.

· Smith St.

· Weston Rd.

· Woods Way

Aquarion appreciates its customers’ understanding and patience. For questions, please call Aquarion’s Customer Service Department at 1-800-732-9678.

About Aquarion Water Company:

Aquarion Water Company is the public water supply company for more than 625,000 people in 51 cities and towns throughout Connecticut, as well as serving customers in Massachusetts and New Hampshire. It is the largest investor-owned water utility in New England and among the seven largest in the U.S. Based in Bridgeport, Conn., it has been in the public water supply business since 1857. Across its operations, Aquarion strives to act as a responsible steward of the environment and to assist the communities it serves in promoting sustainable practices.

For more information on Aquarion Water Company and its subsidiaries, please visit www.aquarionwater.com or www.facebook.com/aquarionwater.

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