Pipe Replacement News Today

EPA announced $28 million for the Alaska lead pipe replacement to advance in order to prevent lead exposure in the state’s drinking water.

On Tuesday, April 9, Jim Smith Contracting will close a section of James Sander Boulevard to traffic while they replace a deteriorated storm pipe.

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Natural gas distributor Atmos Energy is replacing thousands of feet of pipe in Paducah

Metro Still Recovering From Derailment Near National Airport — “Most Metrorail customers will see nearly normal train service [Monday], even as Metro continues to inspect the fleet’s oldest railcars…However Blue and Yellow line trains will depart every 15 minutes while work continues to repair tracks damaged in Friday’s derailment.” [WMATA] County Seeks Input on Pedestrian and

Fire Burns Down Wolf Trap Area Home — “The Fairfax County Fire Department responded to a massive fire at a home in McLean Friday night. The home, located in the 1100 block of Windrock Drive caught fire shortly before 7 p.m. The dispatcher for the incident said the caller believed the house was struck by

Drivers who use (Route 1010) CC Allis Road in Orwell Township will have to follow a detour starting Thursday due to a pipe replacement project.

GMU Graduates Protest Youngkin Speech — “About a dozen George Mason University students walked out of their graduation ceremony Thursday morning during Republican Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s commencement speech…Of the graduates who did stay, some in the audience held signs reading ‘We will not debate humanity’ and ‘Mason demands action.'” [ABC7] Democratic Committee Announces Endorsements —

Just days after signing off on $240 million to replace lead pipes, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz made a stop in Duluth Thursday to see a local pipe replacement project.

A town hall meeting in Flint gave residents an update on the status of the lead pipe replacements.