Bartlett Residents Face Water Disruptions as Crews Work on Broken Main
Bartlett, TN – A significant portion of Bartlett residents found themselves without water Monday morning as crews rushed to repair a broken water main that disrupted service across the area. The water main break, which was discovered early in the day, has left many households scrambling for water and looking for alternatives amid the repairs.
City officials announced that the break occurred near the intersection of Stage Road and Old Brownsville Road, prompting immediate action to assess the damage and restore service. “We understand that water service is essential to our community, and we’re working diligently to resolve this issue as quickly and safely as possible,” stated Public Works Director, Jason Smith.
As repairs got underway, residents took to social media to express their frustrations. “I didn’t realize how much I rely on water until I couldn’t turn on the tap,” said local resident Sarah Thompson. The city has set up a communication system to keep residents informed about the status of the repairs. Residents can follow updates on the city’s official website and social media channels.
Crews have begun excavating the area to reach the broken section of the water main. Workers are hopeful that repairs will be completed by late afternoon, but certain areas may experience continued service interruptions as the situation develops.
Mayor David Jackson emphasized the city’s commitment to quick resolution. “We appreciate everyone’s patience as our team works to fix this issue. We are focused on getting the water back on as soon as possible. We’ll keep everyone updated,” he said.
As residents await the restoration of their water service, the city reminds them to stay tuned for updates. The City of Bartlett urges residents to conserve water where possible and prepare for possible fluctuations in service during the final stages of repair.