TULSA, Okla. — The City of Tulsa announced Wednesday night that the city's water pump is down because of a significant leak in the supporting piping.
The waterline was repaired around 3:30 Thursday morning. Water pressure should be back to normal by noon.
The City of Tulsa is urging people to conserve water usage as crews work to repair water line breaks.
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Officials said customers in the highest points of the city should expect to receive water at diminished pressures and volumes during this time.
Locations include, but are not limited to:
- Southside Secondary Pressure Zone: E. 61st St. to E. 91st St., S. Harvard Ave. to S. Sheridan Road.
- Near the Tulsa County Fairgrounds: E. 15th St. to E. 24th St., S. Harvard Ave. to S. Yale Ave.
- Sunset Plaza Apartments service area: E. Independence Street and N. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.
- Turkey Mountain service area
- Oakhurst service area: W. 61st St. to W. 71st St, S. 33rd West Ave. to S. 65th West Ave.
- Gilcrease Hills Secondary Pressure Zone: W. 36th Street North to W. Edison Ave., LL Tisdale Expressway to the Botanical Gardens
- West Tulsa: West 31st St. to West 51st St., Southwest Boulevard to S. 81st West Ave.
- Woodcrest Service Area: South of Pine, S. 174th East Ave. to S. 193rd East Ave.
For more information about the city’s water supply system, click here.
To report water breaks, call 918-596-9488 or email waterdispatch@cityoftulsa.org.
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