A recent series of three underground pipe breaks in the Village of Islamorada, located in the Upper Keys, severely depleted the Florida Keys water utility's reserves. As a result, the Florida Keys Aqueduct Authority has urged customers to reduce water usage by taking shorter showers, refraining from watering lawns and postponing car and boat washes. FKAA Executive Director Greg Veliz emphasized the importance of conserving water in an email to customers, expressing gratitude for any efforts to help rebuild the water supply. A precautionary boil-water notice was also issued.
These water main breaks have not only led to major traffic disruptions along U.S.
News Briefs: Pipe Breaks Deplete Water Supply in Florida Keys
Also in this week's sewer and water news, a group of Democratic senators recently introduced the FLOW Act, which aims to make it easier for cities and utilities to issue bonds to finance lead pipe replacement projects
Mar 16, 2023
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