Water Shut Off For Most Of Dixmoor After Leak Results In Low Pressure
Water in Dixmoor was shut off Sunday afternoon when a leak on Spaulding Street has resulted in low water pressure for most residents, according to a statement from the village.
The leak was repaired Sunday evening, and water pressure was being returned to residents around 6:30 p.m., according to Village President Fitzgerald Roberts. “We are asking residents to boil water for the next 24 hours as pressure builds in our water system,” Roberts said in a release. “I appreciate the patience of residents as we worked to get this situation resolved and I thank our public works department for their hard work in fixing the water break so that we could return water pressure to the Village.
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