Politics & Government
Stafford Hydrant Flushing Could Temporarily Affect Running Water
The hydrant flushing may discolor water or temporarily decrease water pressure. Here's the schedule.
MANAHAWKIN, NJ — Stafford officials will conduct hydrant flushing next week, which could temporarily result in discoloration and decreased water pressure.
Hydrant flushing takes place to supply safe and palatable drinking water. Flushing will occur between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. each day. Here is the schedule.
Monday: Fawn Lakes, Atlantic Hills, Club Premier
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Monday to April 22: Ocean Acres, downtown Manahawkin, Beach Haven West
April 24: Cedar Bonnet Island
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Water pressure will be restored and discoloration cleared as soon as flushing is over in your area.
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