LebAlert
Water Main Flushing - 5/8/25 - 5/9/25
- Baxter Court
- Blacksmith St.
- Dulac St.
- Foundry St.
- Mechanic St.
- Slayton Hill
- Tannery Lane
- APD
- Avon Ave.
- Freeman Ave.
- Mascoma St.
- Meyers Way
- Myra Ave.
- Ora Ave.
- Peabody St.
- Renihan Meadows
- Black Bear Court
- Dogwood Circle
- Evergreen Court
- Old Pine Tree Cemetery Rd.
- Rio Vista
- White Birch Lane
- Atwood Ave.
- Beyerle St.
- Bridge St.
- Central Ave.
- Chandler St.
- Church St.
- Crafts Ave.
- Crafts Hill Village
- Dana St.
- Estabrook Circle
- Green St. West
- Highland Ave.
- Mack Ave.
- Main St.
- Maples St.
- Meadowbrook Village
- N. Main St.
- Pasture Lane
- Pearl St.
- Pleasant St.
- Prospect St. West
- RR Ave.
- Spring St. West
- Timothy St.
- Tracy St.
- White Ave.
- Winter St. West
- Aldrich Ave.
- Armstrong Ave.
- Batchelder Ave.
- Birch Terrace
- Carlton Dr.
- Cottage Circle
- Crawford Ave.
- Elm St. West
- Farman Ave.
- Floyd Ave.
- Harthorn Ave.
- Hitchcock Ave.
- Johnson Ave.
- Jones Ave.
- Orcutt Ave.
- Powers St.
- Seminary Hill
- Tenly Dr.
- Village Green
- Westboro Woods
- Whitcomb Ave.
- 12A
- Plainfield Rd.
- Romano Circle
- South Main St.
- Waterman Ave.
UPDATE 5/7/25: Over the next several weeks, between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., the City of Lebanon will be flushing water mains (weather permitting). On Thursday, May 8, 2025, Lebanon Utilities Crews will be flushing hydrants in the following locations through the end of the day, Friday, May 9, 2025.
Crew 1:
Crew 2:
When the City is “flushing” the water lines you may see a fire hydrant wide open allowing water to flow down the street. This process moves water through the pipelines at a fast-enough rate to clean the lines, clear stagnant water, and ensure the water the City delivers to your home is of the highest quality. Learn more about why we flush hydrants.
Residents and businesses in the general flushing area(s) should check their water before using it. If the water is discolored or dirty, let the cold-water taps run for a few minutes and the water should clear up.
The DPW will provide updates as crews progress through the hydrant flushing locations.
If anyone has concerns or questions regarding this work, please contact the Public Works Department at 603-448-3112.
Crew 1:
Crew 2:
When the City is “flushing” the water lines you may see a fire hydrant wide open allowing water to flow down the street. This process moves water through the pipelines at a fast-enough rate to clean the lines, clear stagnant water, and ensure the water the City delivers to your home is of the highest quality. Learn more about why we flush hydrants.
Residents and businesses in the general flushing area(s) should check their water before using it. If the water is discolored or dirty, let the cold-water taps run for a few minutes and the water should clear up.
The DPW will provide updates as crews progress through the hydrant flushing locations.
If anyone has concerns or questions regarding this work, please contact the Public Works Department at 603-448-3112.