RANCHO SAN DIEGO (KUSI) – Eight homes sustained water damage early this morning due to an overflowing water tank in Rancho San Diego, authorities said.
Shortly after 5:20 a.m., deputies responded to reports of water flowing down from a water tower on a hill above a condominium complex on Calle de Montana, off Calle Albara, just west of Jamacha Road, said San Diego County Sheriff’s Lt. Daniel Vengler.
Deputies went door-to-door waking up residents and notifying them of the flowing water, Vengler said.
In total, eight units sustained water damage, with about 9 inches of standing water in some homes, said San Miguel Fire & Rescue Battalion Chief Justin Fuller.
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Eight homes sustained water damage early Friday morning due to an overflowing water tank in Rancho San Diego, authorities said.
Shortly after 5:20 a.m., deputies responded to reports of water flowing down from a water tower on a hill above a condominium complex on Calle de Montana, off Calle Albara, just west of Jamacha Road, said San Diego County Sheriff’s Lt. Daniel Vengler.
Deputies went door-to-door waking up residents and notifying them of the flowing water, Vengler said.
In total, eight units sustained water damage, with about 9 inches of standing water in some homes, said San Miguel Fire & Rescue Battalion Chief Justin Fuller.