6 years ago by Scott Hardy
Numerous locations affected; slight discoloration of water possible
If you live in Quincy, you may notice this week that your water pressure is lower than normal.
The Quincy Fire Department says it is flushing fire hydrants all this week for flow testing purposes. Hydrants at the following locations will be flushed:
30th and Vermont
26th & State
Bonansinga & Cherry
637 Pawn Avenue
30th & Fox Run W
4th & Cedar
712 Pawn Avenue
2424 Monroe
4th & Cherry
800 Pawn Avenue
1209 Scotia Trail
3rd & Riverview
900 Pawn Avenue
Kingsridge & Kingsley Ct.
1632 North 5th
Columbus Road & Abbey Ridge
3030 Cabot Road
7th & Spruce
Abbey Ridge & Marian Drive
30th & Acadia Way
8th & Cherry
Lindell Avenue & North Branch
731 Edgewood Drive
8th & Lind
36th and Lindell Avenue
813 Woodbridge
13th & Locust
3411 Crestview Drive
2908 Lincoln Hill SW
15th & Cedar
26th & Maine
400 South 36th
16th & Lind
146 Woodlawn Drive
35th & Callaway Drive
A release from the city says that while hydrants are being flushed, nearby residents may experience low water pressure or water discoloration. These conditions are described as only temporary, and the water will remain safe for use and consumption at all times. If you have any questions, you're asked to contact the Department of Utilities
