RICHMOND, Va. — A water main break knocked out water for some in Richmond's Museum District Sunday morning.
Richmond City Council member Andrew Breton, who represents the 1st District, said a "water main burst at Nansemond and Hanover."
— Gumby Dot Gov (Council Member Breton) (@gumbydotgov) January 26, 2025
Breton said in a post around 8:35 a.m. that crews, which have been working since 4 a.m., had fixed the break.
"Now working on tie ins of one or two services - will let you know once that is done,” Breton wrote.
SCENE VIDEO: Water main break knocks out water for some in Museum District
SCENE VIDEO: Water main break knocks out water for some in Museum District
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