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Cedar Grove Hydrant Flushing May Cause Discolored Water, Township Says

Overnight hydrant flushing is underway in Cedar Grove, and residents may experience discolored water.

Cedar Grove residents may experience discolored water during scheduled overnight hydrant flushing.
Cedar Grove residents may experience discolored water during scheduled overnight hydrant flushing. (Dani Sepe/Patch)

CEDAR GROVE, NJ — Cedar Grove residents may notice discolored water as the township begins hydrant flushing Monday evening.

According to an advisory issued Monday morning by the Township of Cedar Grove and Cedar Grove Police Department, the Department of Public Works will conduct hydrant flushing Monday through Wednesday.

Crews will work from south to north between 7 p.m. and midnight each night.

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The township did not identify specific streets or neighborhoods in its advisory.

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