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Pensacola Beach Water Shut Off Until After Hurricane Sally Passes
September 15, 2020
All water service to Pensacola Beach was shut off Tuesday night due to a water main break and sewer system problems.
According to a statement from ECUA released Tuesday night:
“A significant water main break has occurred on Pensacola Beach and ECUA crews are unable to respond due to current storm conditions and the bridge closures. ECUA will have to shut off the water system at approximately 11:00 pm tonight or until water pressure falls significantly. Storm surge and tide levels will also inundate the sewer collection system, which further necessitates the need to shut off the water system. We urge residents who are still on Pensacola Beach to store water if possible. ECUA will dispatch crews to locate the break and make repairs as soon as possible post-storm.”
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4 Responses to “Pensacola Beach Water Shut Off Until After Hurricane Sally Passes”
Do an article on the sewer breakage in cantonment. It flooded my friends house before hurricane Sally did. Shotty sewer system
Great job!
We need water man! I agree with Cindy.. How about an update??
Will you PLEASE provide an update for getting water restored on Pensacola Beach.