This was because the line that was struck feeds water from the city of Dayton’s Miami Water Plant to Montgomery County customers, and the county purchases water from the city of Dayton.
However, field crews tested various fire hydrants in the affected area and reported the hydrants have normal water pressure. Also, the 14 houses without water have service and are not under a boil advisory.
“Residents may experience low water pressure or discolored water, but no additional outages are expected and the water is safe to ingest per OEPA,” the county posted in its evening update.
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