Politics & Government

Hydrant Flushing Begins Monday in Stow

The program should last between four and six weeks.

The city will begin its biannual hydrant flushing program April 29.

The city's website said the program is expected to last between four and six weeks, ending on or before June 7. 

Here is a message from the city posted on its website:

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Signs will be posted in affected areas, prior to the start, and as the program moves into adjacent sections. This program will begin in the southeast quadrant of the city; proceed along Fishcreek Road and areas to the east.  

From there, the center, north and south sections will be flushed. This program will end with the flushing of the west side of the city. All residential and commercial areas will be flushed during the daytime hours of 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.  

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The water department advises that customers refrain from doing laundry, as well as running water for cooking or medical needs, while crews are in your immediate area.  

All customers are reminded to observe changes in water clarity during this program. If water is discolored, let a cold water tap run for several minutes until clear. If water does not clear within a few minutes, customers are advised to wait one to two hours and repeat the process.

Pressure fluctuations may also be experienced during this time. It will return to normal as lines stabilize.  Further information can be obtained by caling the water department at 330-689-2910.


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