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City Manager Issues Proclamation Ending Water Supply Local Emergencies

Mercer Island, WALocal News

On August 15, 2024, City Manager Jessi Bon announced the end of local emergencies concerning the SPU water pipeline leaks and the potable water supply issues in Mercer Island through Proclamation No. 344. This decision follows the successful restoration of the main water supply line, which had been out of service due to leaks. The emergencies were initially declared in Proclamations No. 327 and No.

329 and were deemed unnecessary after the repairs were completed. For four months, residents relied on a smaller backup supply line for their water needs while the city undertook emergency repairs. Throughout this period, the community demonstrated remarkable cooperation by curtailing water use to prevent reservoir depletion. The city has publicly thanked residents and businesses for their efforts during this emergency situation. Additional information regarding the emergency can be found on the city's "Let's Talk" platform.

The city's proactive measures and the community's response highlight the importance of collaboration during crises.

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