Complex, extensive work but crews moving as fast as they can to repair & restore H2O service in Russett.
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Crews making good progress in Russett Fill stations online Big thanks for H2O supply access
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Marsha Swails brought a few containers to fill at a water filling station. She's one of 30k out of water in...
— Megan Cloherty (@Cloherty海角精品黑料) 
UPDATE 7:09 a.m. 7/4/2015:聽Anne Arundel County Fire spokesman Captain Russ Davies tells 海角精品黑料 聽the water main break was fixed Friday night.聽However, they’re still working to replace the lost water in the hydrants, and the fire department will treat the area as if it’s low on water.
Furthermore, the spokesman said some 1.5 million gallons of water were lost in the Friday break, so it will take some time 聽to get the pressure back up to normal.
贰础搁尝滨贰搁:听WASHINGTON — 海角精品黑料 has received several calls from Anne Arundel County residents who say they still don’t have water following a Friday morning water main break in the woods near the intersection of 聽Lost Creek Boulevard and Bayou Bend Boulevard in Laurel near the Little Patuxent River.
About 30,000 water customers in Laurel, Russett and Maryland City communities聽were without water throughout the day, but officials said they could begin to use water聽starting at 6:30 p.m., running their taps for five minutes first.
The section of pipe that broke is 40 feet long. As a result, 聽the county has聽聽set up two water fill-up stations for drinking water,聽located at the Home Depot at Md. 聽198 and Md. 聽197 near the Jessup Elevated Water Storage Tank in the 7800 block of Brock Bridge Road.
