A water main break brought on by unrelated construction work in Hoboken has prompted municipal buildings, local schools and recreational programs to close or get cancelled.
Contractors working on an unrelated project allegedly struck a large main on Observer and Madison, which impacted water pressure citywide, according to the Veolia Water NJ utility company.
Contractors working on an unrelated project allegedly struck a large main on Observer and Madison streets, which impacted water pressure citywide, according to the Veolia Water NJ utility company. In a statement, the city said that the water main break has resulted in"low water pressure and no water pressure in some municipal buildings caused by the water main break, all municipal buildings are closed."The Hoboken School District also issued an early dismissal Monday due to the main break.
Repair crews were on site as of midday Monday working to rectify the break and restore water pressure.
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