Town Notices

TOWN NOTICE: Guard Hill water tank out of service

Published

8 years ago

October 12, 2018

The Town of Front Royal, Water Plant will be taking our Guard Hill 3,000,000-gal water storage tank out of service for clean-out and inspection.

The Guard Hill water tank will be out of service from October 26, 2018 thru November 7, 2018 pending Bacteriological sampling. Utilities Service Co. will be on site Wednesday, October 31st to perform the clean-out and inspection. Customers & Water system may experience periods of lower Water pressure while this work is being completed.

We apologize for any inconvenience. If any questions, contact the Water Treatment Plant at 540-636-7474. Mike Kisner, Manager of Water Treatment

Royal Examiner

TOWN NOTICE: Guard Hill water tank out of service

Town Notices

TOWN NOTICE: Guard Hill water tank out of service

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