discolored water

Johnson City is conducting its autumn hydrant flushing that is done to check the operations of hydrants and to flush sediment out of the water lines.

Fluctuating temperatures in the Greater Binghamton area are continuing to pop aging water lines.

The Binghamton Water/Sewer Department says water discoloration and low pressure may be noticed at various times during hydrant flushing.

The Village of Endicott Water Department says a 12-inch water main break will not cause any health concerns for residents but could be an inconvenience.

Endicott says that discolored water might be experienced through the Endicott Water System through December 19.

Johnson City's Water Department will be doing hydrant flushing for a few weeks as part of regular maintenance operations.

The City’s Water Distribution Department is doing hydrant flushing and testing.