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M.U.D. asks customers temporarily limit outdoor water use

Metropolitan Utilities District asks customers to temporarily limit outdoor water use because of water main break

WEDNESDAY. BILL AND JULIE UPDATING BREAKING NEWS NEAR DODGE PARK IN OMAHA IS STILL WORKING TO FIX A WATER MAIN BREAK NEAR THE FLORENCE TREATMENT PLANT. TAKE A LOOK. YOU CAN SEE THE FLOOD IT CAUSED NEAR -- COLLINS AND JOHN J. PERSHING DRIVE. HOMEOWNERS IN THE AREA HAVE NOW BEEN WITHOUT WATER FOR MORE THAN TH

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Metropolitan Utilities District asks customers to temporarily limit outdoor water use because of water main break

Metropolitan Utilities District is asking customers to temporarily limit their outdoor water use because of a water main break near the Florence Water Production Plant.The voluntary limit starts immediately, and it will go until further notice because the water production facility is "limiting its capacity during a period of extreme temperatures," said M.U.D.Customers are asked to limit the following:Irrigation and sprinklers Filling swimming poolsHosing drivewaysDecorative fountainsM.U.D. will stop flushing fire hydrants, and they are asking the city and other wholesale customers to also follow this temporary limit.Get the latest headlines from KETV NewsWatch 7

OMAHA, Neb. —

Metropolitan Utilities District is asking customers to temporarily limit their outdoor water use because of a

M.U.D. will stop flushing fire hydrants, and they are asking the city and other wholesale customers to also follow this temporary limit.

Metropolitan Utilities District is asking customers to temporarily limit their outdoor water use because of a water main break near the Florence Water Production Plant.

The voluntary limit starts immediately, and it will go until further notice because the water production facility is "limiting its capacity during a period of extreme temperatures," said M.U.D.

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Customers are asked to limit the following:

- Irrigation and sprinklers
- Filling swimming pools
- Hosing driveways
- Decorative fountains

M.U.D. will stop flushing fire hydrants, and they are asking the city and other wholesale customers to also follow this temporary limit.

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