Politics & Government
Marlboro Township Now Under a Declaration of Water Emergency
All non-essential water use is prohibited; residents may not water lawns, wash cars or fill pools. Police will be out issuing tickets.
Marlboro, NJ - As of 4:30 p.m. Friday, Marlboro Township is now under a Declaration of Water Emergency.
The township warned people earlier in the day to conserve water after a major supply pipe had to be repaired, but Middlesex Water Company (MWC) has now advised that they must completely shut down that transmission line for emergency repairs.
All non-essential water use is prohibited, the township says. Residents and businesses must cease all non-essential water use and may not water lawns, wash cars or fill pools. All steps should be taken to reduce water consumption.
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Violations found by enforcement officials are subject to written warnings and penalties. These restrictions are in place until further notice. We will keep you updated via the Township’s website. Thank you for your cooperation. Please call the Marlboro Division of Police at 732 536-0100 for additional information.
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