COCKEYSVILLE, Md. — A 20-inch water main break along 13816 York Road that’s been impacting residents in the Cockeysville, Hunt Valley and Sparks communities has been repaired.
Those residents can expect to soon have their water services restored, but a water boil advisory will still remain in effect.
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Before service can be restored crews still need to flush out the pipe, some of which needed to be replaced.
Once water does come back on, residents should continue to boil it for a minute over the next 48 hours prior to consumption.
The advisory is estimated to last until Friday, allowing for several water samples to be taken.
UPDATE: As of 6:45 a.m. repairs to the 20’ inch water main were completed. Crews are on the scene flushing the pipe before water services can resume in the impacted areas.
When water services resume, residents, customers and businesses in the impacted areas will still remain
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As for that portion of York Road which has been closed off to traffic, it should reopen by Thursday afternoon.
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There is still no word on what caused the water main break.
Meanwhile efforts are still underway to repair another water main break on Philadelphia Road in White Marsh.
