Water to be shut off in New Windsor Thursday in several places
After the shutdown, residents must boil water to use it until the town says that the water quality is safe.
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Jun 28, 2023, 9:33 PM
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12h agoWater is going to be shut off in New Windsor on Thursday in several places.
There's a hydrant repair planned for 20 World Trade Way so there won't be water at:
- Airport Center Drive/World Trade Way (from Brooks Street to Reed Street)
- Brooks Street (from Airport Center Drive/World Trade Way to Raz Avenue)
- Raz Avenue
- Reed Street (from Airport Center Drive/World Trade Way to Raz Avenue)
After the shutdown, residents must boil water to use it until the town says that the water quality is safe.
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