ROCKVILLE, MD — Residents in Rockville will see two rounds of water shutoffs for September as officials look to wrap up service improvements in the area.
The City of Rockville said in a release that the first shutoffs were planned for dozens of residential addresses along Halpine Road and Halpine Walk Court.
Water services will be cut off Sept. 17 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., with a Sept. 18 marked as a possible rain date. The same hours would apply for the makeup date.
The impacted addresses include the following:
The second round of shutoffs takes place nearly two weeks later, on Sept. 29 between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Residents living near Henderson Circle, between 550 and 545 Bealle Ave., will be impacted.
If needed, a rain date for the second shutoff will be Sept. 30.
"Residents may notice discolored water or air in the lines following the shutdown. Running cold water for a few minutes usually clears any discoloration," reads a city release.
"To remove air from the system, open a faucet on the top floor for one minute, then open other faucets one at a time from the highest floor to the lowest.
Residents with any questions about the planned service shutoff are urged to contact senior construction inspector Tim Faust at (240) 314-8542.
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