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Henrico water pipe breaks attributed to broader water crisis

February 7, 2025
By: Staff Writer

The recent breaks in county water pipes are largely attributed to the broader water crisis affecting the area, which stemmed from a power outage at Richmond’s water treatment plant.  Rapid changes in water pressure and stress on older pipes, particularly during cold temperatures, led to a significant number of breaks across the county impacting traffic and some residents.

Source: WRIC

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  • Thank Three Chopt Supervisor Misty Roundtree (D) for her vigilant communication during the crisis and tell her you want updates on Henrico’s plans to prevent future issues. Office (804) 501-4208 ~ Email threechopt@henrico.gov

Learn More

  • VPM.org | Henrico County working on contingencies after Richmond water outage
  • VPM.org | EPA Report details unaddressed issues with Richmond’s aging water system

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