Politics & Government
Hydrant Flushing May Discolor Water In Parsippany, Officials Warn
Annual procedure will take place overnight until May 6.

PARSIPPANY, N.J. – The Parsippany-Troy Hills Water Department will spend nearly four weeks flushing the town’s hydrants, and that procedure comes with a few warnings.
As of April 10, the department began its annual flushing procedure which is being conducted during the overnight hours when water consumption is at a minimum.
The operation is expected to concluded on or about May 6. While crews are working in your particular neighborhood, water may be discolored.
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If that’s the case, simply run the cold water until it runs clear before drinking or washing clothes.
Anyone with specific questions about the hydrant flushing can contact the Water Department at 973-263-7099, Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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