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Another water leak in Gallup
People in the East Wilson and East Pershing areas were left without water from about 3:45 pm Nov. 28 to approximately 5 pm, when an unscheduled leaking water line on Second Street was discovered around 9 am and the Gallup Water Department worked to make repairs there.
Dennis Romero, Executive Director of Water and Sanitation for Gallup told the Sun that the leak was in a pipe with flowable fill, a workable slurry of cement which adds weight around the pipe and weakens it when it hardens.
The pipe had a lengthwise crack.
In order to make the repair, water pressure was killed to the East Pershing and East Wilson area in the afternoon, but was restored by around 5 pm.
State uses holiday colors for health system
The shift in the state’s “reopening” framework will come after a two-week “reset” period, in which state health officials enacted the most heightened level of statewide public health restrictions upon places of business and day-to-day activities in an effort to blunt the spread of COVID-19 all across New Mexico.
“The county-by-county framework enables counties, and the businesses and nonprofits within their borders, to operate with fewer restrictions when they slow the spread of the virus...
Gallup Water Line Break
Gallup Water and Sanitation Executive Director Dennis Romero told the Gallup Sun Nov. 27, “It looks like something started about 3 am and didn’t break until 7:05 yesterday morning.”
He said the department learned of the problem around 7:10 am, when complaints began coming in from the trademark pressure zone.
The leak was isolated around 9 am and Romero said it took another two and a half hours to re-route the water to bring the pressure back up.
Water service for the area was restored around 1:30...
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