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Carbon Cliff, IL 61239

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Carly Neblung: (309) 792-8235 Opt. 1
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Hydrant Replacement

09/22/2021

The Village will be replacing two fire hydrants downtown on Thursday, September 23rd & Friday, September 24th. Residents in the area of 1st Avenue between State Street and 2nd Street may experience periods of low water pressure or no water at all. This is only temporary and will be restored by the end of day each day. As a reminder you may experience slight discoloration in water once water is restored, simply run you faucet for a few minutes until the water clears. Thank you.

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Hydrant Replacement

09/22/2021

The Village will be replacing two fire hydrants downtown on Thursday, September 23rd & Friday, September 24th. Residents in the area of 1st Avenue between State Street and 2nd Street may experience periods of low water pressure or no water at all. This is only temporary and will be restored by the end of day each day. As a reminder you may experience slight discoloration in water once water is restored, simply run you faucet for a few minutes until the water clears. Thank you.