Derby residents have had its water cut off since August 6 and more than a month later they’re still without water. The water provider, Derby ING, says they do not have a timeline for when water will be restored.
Perez and others say they’re dealing with two problems. For one, they don’t know when running water will be back and two, they have had trouble getting water donated to them.
“They did drop some off at the church, but who knows how long it’s going to last. I mean water goes by fast,” Perez said.
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