TOWSON, Md. (WJZ) — Water has been restored to customers after a major water main break closed some roads in the Towson area.
A 16-inch water main broke along the 500 block of Towsontown Boulevard. A large amount of water was in the roadway and both Baltimore City DPW and county crews are on scene.
READ MORE: Baltimore Police Unveil “SMART” Crime Strategy As Violence Surges; Hogan Weighs InGBMC, Sheppard Pratt, Gilcrest and St. Joseph’s were all affected, but are now back in order.
READ MORE: Metropolitan Police Department Officer Fired Upon In Impound Parking Lot, Arrests MadeAs of noon, only one 210-unit apartment complex is without water. Earlier this morning, about 1,00 people were without water.
MORE NEWS: Baltimore Exhibit Focuses On Maryland's Ties To The Civil Rights MovementTowsontown Boulevard is now closed to traffic between Charles Street and Osler Drive. City officials have deployed a contractor to assist repairs.
Our crews are on the scene 500 Towsontown Blvd. pic.twitter.com/Qiux8Z4ZCJ
— BaltimoreDPW (@BaltimoreDPW) September 30, 2020
Towsontown Boulevard is now closed to traffic between Charles Street and Osler Drive. City officials have deployed a contractor to assist repairs.
— Baltimore County (@BaltCoGov) September 30, 2020
According to Baltimore City's Department of Public Works, at least 1000 water services are impacted and low water pressure has been reported at Towson University, nearby hospitals, and nearby residential communities.
— Baltimore County (@BaltCoGov) September 30, 2020
