UPDATE: Street Closures Near Dublin Elementary as a Result of Water Main Break

DUBLIN, CA: A broken water main caused dramatic flooding on Vomac Road in front of the Dublin Elementary playground Sunday evening.

Alameda County Fire spokesperson Aisha Knowles said fire personnel worked quickly to contain the leak and that the water will likely be off for residents in the area while repairs are made. Residents reported seeing buckling in the road as the water continued to pour out of the ground.

Although the street sustained damage during flooding, the elementary school still has water service, school district officials said.

"Classes will start as scheduled for students and staff on Monday morning," district officials said in a statement. "Please be advised as this may affect your morning and afternoon driving routines. Families should anticipate delays. Dublin Police Services will be on site to help with traffic control. Please obey posted signs and directions from district staff and police and please bring your patience."

According to officials with the Dublin San Ramon Services District, about 20 residents were without water during the repairs, which are expected to be completed sometime Monday morning.

"Crews are working on repairs overnight and they should be complete in the morning," water services district spokesperson Lori Taylor said. "We apologize for the inconvenience during repairs."

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Photos, video courtesy Heather Grimm