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Central Water Works Well Repaired
June 23, 2012
[Updated 5 p.m.] A Central Water Works water well that failed earlier today has been repaired. The failure had put about 500 customers in danger of losing water service.
The well on Killam Road was repaired by about 5 p.m. with the water tower tank that serves the area still about one-quarter full, company officials said.
The well serves Central Water Works customers in Byrneville, Poplar Dell and north into Alabama including portions of Old Atmore Road and Clearview Road, and customers on Highway 4 from Byrneville to about Williams Road in Century.
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One of the many good things about living in Bluff Springs is that I hadn’t noticed. We’re kind of at the bottom of enough hills that they keep us supplied long after those on higher ground are sucking vacuum. Glad the rest of you are being supplied again. ‘Twould be rough to be out when a fire hit.
David for safe, reliable water