American Water’s Kentucky unit restores service to 200 homes after Harlan County flood

By Public Technologies
  • American Water Works restored water service to about 200 homes in Harlan County, Kentucky, following flood damage at Black Mountain Utility District.
  • Crews replaced damaged water mains and service lines, clearing mud to complete restoration within 50 hours.
  • Flooding earlier in the week ripped water lines from the ground across Ages and Brookside, disrupting service in the area.


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