DPW flushes hydrants in Hawthorne, North Haledon
Residents in Hawthorne may begin experiencing a slight discoloration or drop in water pressure today, as hydrants in the town will be flushed as part of an annual program.
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Apr 6, 2021, 9:20 AM
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Updated 1,495 days ago
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15h agoResidents in Hawthorne may
have experienced a slight discoloration or drop in water pressure today, as
hydrants in the town were flushed as part of an annual program.
The same happened for
residents in North Haledon, which use Hawthorne's water.
The program will continue
for the next six weeks and will be done daily during regular business hours.
If there are any other issues
or concerns, residents are urged to call 973-427-2378. If there is
discoloration, residents should let the tap run for a few minutes until it
clears up.
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