BREAKING: Dixmoor Experiences Additional Water Main Breaks

Silence DoGood January 31, 2024

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BREAKING: Dixmoor Experiences Additional Water Main Breaks (Dixmoor, IL) — Two more water main breaks have occurred in Dixmoor this evening, leading to a total of 9 water main breaks since the early morning hours of January 22. The village has been under a boil order for several days, and the order will remain in effect until the latest breaks are repaired and the water is tested for safety.

The newest water main breaks are at 141^st and Wood Street and 141^st near Page Street.

Updates will be shared as they are made available.

BREAKING: Dixmoor Experiences Additional Water Main Breaks

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