'Excessive Heat' Affected New Brunswick's Water Supply Last Week

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NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ — Excessive heat and humidity last week not only caused flooding throughout Central Jersey, but the city of New Brunswick's water supply was even threatened due to algae blooms in the water supply.
Several New Brunswick residents complained on Facebook their water tasted like dirt.
As of Friday, the city of New Brunswick was flushing the drains.
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"Our Water Utility continues to aggressively address this," said New Brunswick city spokesman Bert Baron. "Flushing operations were done earlier this week and work is ongoing at the sources."

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