Residents in Manchester, TN Concerned Over Potential Water System Failure After Winter Storm
Residents in Manchester, TN, express concerns over potential water system failures following a winter storm. Six cities relying on Duck River's supply may be impacted due to a valve leak that caused a loss of 1 million gallons of water. Conservation notices have been issued, with fears of system failure within a week if usage does not decrease. Manchester's mayor reported ongoing repairs, but the utility cannot currently supply water to Manchester or Tullahoma.

Residents in Manchester, Tennessee, are worried about potential water system failures due to a winter storm impacting multiple Midstate cities. Six cities, including Manchester, rely on Duck River Utilities, which reported a valve leak that resulted in a loss of 1 million gallons of water.
Increased demand led to conservation notices for Manchester, Tullahoma, Wartrace, Bell Buckle, Hillsboro, and Pelham. Officials warn of possible system failure within a week if usage does not decrease. Mayor Joey Hobbs stated repairs are underway, but Duck River Utilities cannot supply water to Manchester or Tullahoma at this time.




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