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More than 100 apartments, 30 homes and a school are without water while crews repair a water main break in northwest Baltimore.
A Department of Public Works valve truck turned off the water to the broken 16-inch water main in the 4700 block of Greenspring Avenue, so crews could begin the repair Tuesday afternoon.
The road remains closed Wednesday as crews work to repair the main. DPW officials said they delivered bottled Tuesday night to area residents affected by the water main break.
Service hasn't yet been restored.
Work continues today on 4700 block Greenspring Ave water main break. Service has not been restored. Roadway remains closed.
— BaltimoreDPW (@BaltimoreDPW) July 12, 2017
100 apts, 30 homes & a school without water after a water main break on Greenspring Ave! More on @ABC2NEWS #GMM2 pic.twitter.com/GbYFGaU2MC
— Shannel Pearman (@ShannelPearman) July 12, 2017
Bottled water was delivered last night for residents affected by Greenspring Ave 16" main break. More coming today.
— BaltimoreDPW (@BaltimoreDPW) July 12, 2017
