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City of Granite Shoals employees are available to residents who need to turn off their main water shutoff valves if they have busted water lines.
Residents should call 830-598-6129.
“Our main focus now is helping people get their lines shut off,” he said.
On Monday, Feb. 15, city employees along with Qromex Construction Co. Inc. workers installed two 10-inch water valves at the city water tower. Water had stopped flowing to some homes and businesses until the valves were replaced. Both valves were operating correctly by 8 p.m. that evening.
Team effort gets Granite Shoals water service restored
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The City Council approved a drainage maintenance ordinance during its Tuesday, Dec. 15, regular meeting. The ordinance allows the city to contact residents about cleaning creekbeds on private property. If a property owner does not comply, the ordinance gives city employees permission to go onto the property to clean the creekbed and then pass the cost to the property owner.
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