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Showing posts with label water quality. Show all posts
Showing posts with label water quality. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 21, 2014

HYDRANT FLOW TEST !!!




RESIDENTS & BUSINESS OWNERS IN THE FOLLOWING AREAS:

The outer area that may be affected -
Federal Street – Beckford Street to St Peter Street
St Peter Street- Federal to Brown
Brown to Washington Sq West
Washington Square and Hawthorne Blvd- (commons) to Derby Street
Derby Street / New Derby Street – Hawthorne Blvd to Washington Street
Norman Street, Riley Plaza,
High Street to Broad Street and across Pickering St, Hamilton and Beckford St to Federal Street
And encompassed areas

This notice is to inform you that hydrant flow tests will be conducted in the following test site areas on Wednesday, May 28, 2014 beginning at 10:30 p.m.  –Test Sites: 16 Summer Street and 150 Washington Street

You may experience a loss of water or some discoloration during this time. 
Do not turn your hot water on!
Let your cold water run until water clears.  Also, do not do laundry until your water runs clear.  If you have any questions, please call 978-744-3302.

Friday, June 18, 2010

Water Quality Brochure

If you are poking around the front stairway, you may spy a pile of these brochures sitting on the floor. They are the Salem and Beverly Water Supply Board 2009 Water Quality Report.
It outlines where our water comes from, how it is processed, and most interesting of all, lists all of the levels of microbiological, inorganic chemical, and heavy-metal contaminants, including copper and lead, that are found in our drinking water. Pick one up. It makes for some interesting reading. On second thought, maybe you don't want to know...