Over the past few days we’ve gotten several email alerts to water main breaks, mostly in North Everett but there have been many other between Evergreen/Casino all the way over by the Boeing Plant.
I guess it’s only news when it affects the wealthy end of town.
I have gotten reports from homeowners that they have had breaks as well throughout the years, and most of those homeowners have never been compensated for the damage to their homes
There have been then 12 since early December, way before the cold snap hit.
That is Everett’s answer to the infrastructure maintenance, wait til it breaks, then fix it and let citizens foot the bill both ways. Luckily it’s not often that folks homes are damaged but enough that they should be paying for it.
Please quit voting the same people in who are more interested in helping their developer friends and getting their own payoffs then in protecting the things and city that we all work so hard for.
Posted on: January 7, 2017
Crews repairing water line at 17th Place West and Hollowdale
Media inquiries: Meghan Pembroke, communications director, 425-418-0936 (cell)
Kathleen Baxter, public works public information and education officer, 425-512-3747 (cell)
15 homes on 17th Avenue West south of Hollowdale are out of service this morning as Pu…
Posted on: January 6, 2017
Water main break at 2800 block of Grand Avenue
Media inquiries: Kathleen Baxter, public works public information and education officer, 425-512-3747 (cell) Public Works crews are responding to a water main break at 2809 Grand Avenue.
13 connections in the 500 block of Grand Avenue will be out of s…
Posted on: January 6, 2017
Water main break on Hawthorne Avenue
Media inquiries: Kathleen Baxter, public works public information and education officer, 425-512-3747 (cell) 13 residents in the 500 block of Howarth Avenue will be out of service for several hours following a break in a 1948, 6-inch water main. Crews are …
