City of Trail cuts water near Rossland Ave due to major watermain break

The City of Trail has reported a major watermain break on Rossland Avenue, resulting in a temporary water service disruption in the area. 

City crews identified the leak on Wednesday afternoon and immediately stopped water services to address the emergency. 

“Our dedicated city crews are actively engaged in isolating the affected section and expediting repairs to minimize the duration and extent of the water service disruption,” said the City in a press release. 

Excavation has begun at 495 Rossland Avenue, and water is seen flowing down the road. Click here for a map showing the primary location of break and traffic delays. 

Motorists are asked to watch for equipment working and follow all traffic signage. 

“We appreciate your understanding and cooperation as we undertake this critical infrastructure repair to ensure the continued reliability of your water supply. Thank you for your patience during this time.” 

If you experience discoloured water or air when the water service is turned back on, run your cold taps for several minutes until the water clears. 


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