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Water Main Leak Repair

06/06/2026

North Prairie Utility Operators have found a water main leak north of The City of Max. Repair Crew is mobilizing to the lcation and will repair the leak.

Rural water customers within a 10 mile radius of the City of Max will have reduced water flow while the repairs are being made.

Rural water customers in the Town of Douglas and customers around Douglas will also be affected.

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Water Main Leak Repair

06/06/2026

North Prairie Utility Operators have found a water main leak north of The City of Max. Repair Crew is mobilizing to the lcation and will repair the leak.

Rural water customers within a 10 mile radius of the City of Max will have reduced water flow while the repairs are being made.

Rural water customers in the Town of Douglas and customers around Douglas will also be affected.