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The Passaic Valley Water Commission will begin its annual hydrant flushing throughout its service area today, beginning with Paterson and Clifton.

Flushing will take place on weekdays between 8 a.m. and 10 p.m., weather permitting. As a result, customers may see discoloration in the water and are urged to run the tap until the water is clear.

Municipalities to be flushed include:

• Clifton

• Lodi

• North Arlington

• Passaic

• Paterson

• Prospect Park

• West Milford (High Crest and Post Brook sections)

The flushing project should be done by November. Customers can stay up to date on areas being flushed by visiting pvwc.com.