More than 50 staff members from the Dublin (California) San Ramon Services District are relocating to regional wastewater treatment facility in Pleasanton after flooding shut down the water utility’s office building on Dublin Blvd.
Leaking water from a broken pipe underground flooded the building with an inch of water and mud, district officials are saying. The line that broke transmits water for a fire protection system.
The building is deemed unsafe without fire protection in the meantime, and district officials decided to relocate the staff for between one and three months. The water district serves 186,000 people.
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News Briefs: Water Utility Staff Relocates After Pipe Break Floods Office
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