City of Aiken issued the following announcement on February 28.
Hydrant Flushing
The City of Aiken Engineering and Utilities reports that contractor, Holiday Service, will perform hydrant flushing and flow tests on the northside of Aiken.
Affected Streets and Roads February 2 – March 4, 2022
Richland Ave
E. Pine Log Rd
Level Church Rd
DeLoach Way
Old Airport Rd
Damon St
Jehossee Dr
Toolebech Rd
Barry Johnson Rd
Coward Rd
Wildhaven Dr.
Satomi Rd
Sand Fox Pl
Cape Fox Cir
Mississippi Ave
Vaucluse Rd
Linden St
Catawba St
Mohawk Dr
Abbeville Ave
McCormick St
Edgefield Ave
Lancaster St
Morgan St
Tool St
Church St
Shady Ln
Hilltop Ave
Pine Dr
Barnwell Ave
Laurens St
Kline St
Council Cir
John Elliot Ln.
Hydrant flushing is necessary to test the hydrants to ensure adequate flow and pressure are available. Flushing is also done to remove sediment from the pipes to maintain water clarity and quality in the distribution pipes.
Occasionally, water becomes discolored after hydrant flushing. If this happens, run your cold water tap for a few minutes until the water clears. If it doesn’t clear the first time, wait a few minutes and run the water again. You should avoid washing clothes until the water clears.
Download Discolored Water Information
Original source can be found here.
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