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Bratt-Davisville Water Customers May Experience Low Or No Water Pressure
June 27, 2014
Over the next few days, Bratt-Davisville Water System customers may experience low to no water pressure periodically as line flushing is conducted.
The flushing, according to the utility, is required by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection. The utility will be working to flush lines through July 3.
“Customers will be not be affected continuously during that time, they’ll only be affected when their line is being flushed,” said Sabrina Owens, spokesperson for Escambia River Electric Cooperative, which now owns the water system. “As soon as the line is finished, the pressure will return to normal.”
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