At least 7 Houston apartments still without water following last’s month winter storms
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HOUSTON – Houston Public Works has identified seven apartments that are still without water Friday following the last month’s winter freeze. The department said this information is based on 311 calls.
Public works crews are monitoring the apartment buildings daily to make sure plumbers are on-site and working to restore water service, Director of Communications Alanna Reed said in an email.
Villas Del Paseo on Elmside Drive is one of the apartments on the city’s list.
“The water has not been on since the first night of the freeze,” said resident Crystal Williams.
HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) Residents of a southwest Houston apartment complex are frustrated as they head into week two with no water.
Tenants at the Villas Del Paseo apartment complex said they have been without water since the winter storm, and do not feel as though they are getting enough answers from those in charge.
The leasing office has locked their doors and requested that anyone who needs to speak to someone in the office to call the number instead.
An agent at the office told ABC13 over the weekend that they do not have any comment on the ongoing issue with no water.
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