Loss of water pressure in northwest Milwaukee due to water break
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MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- A number of residents and businesses in the northwest side of Milwaukee may be experiencing low water pressure due to a major water break at 91st and Mill Road, and additional breaks of smaller mains in the area, according to Milwaukee Water Works.
A loss in power at the Florist district pumping station late this afternoon led to a reduction in pressure throughout the Florist district, which is west of 76th and north of Silver Spring.
According to the Milwaukee Water Works, as power was restored, an increase in pressure likely caused the main breaks.
Water Works crews are currently working on isolating the main breaks, which should help restore pressure.
Water Works asks customers to be patient and minimize water consumption. Customers can call 414-286-3710 to report water breaks.
My office has been in contact with the @milwaukeedpw /Water Works in regard to the multiple main breaks throughout the 2nd District. They are working diligently to resolve the issue, we apologize for this inconvenience and we ask that you remain patient. pic.twitter.com/MUIaFDVEWh
— Alderman Mark Chambers Jr (@MarkChambersMKE) January 13, 2024