Where Can Residents Impacted by the Auburn Hills Water Main Break Secure Water?

Leak in 42-inch water main prompts state of emergency for in Oakland County

A leaking 42-inch water main in Auburn Hills has prompted a state of emergency in Oakland County. Water service for some neighbors could be out for up to 2 weeks.

Auburn Hills water main break: Water distribution underway in affected communities

Water distribution is underway in Auburn Hills, Orion Township, and Lake Orion as a water main break threatens to leave residents without water for weeks.

‘If you are a praying person, pray’: Orion Township combats dwindling water supply after main break

On a typical day, the water tower in Orion Township holds 2.5 million gallons of water. That equates to about 44.5 feet of water. At last check, the Orion Township supervisor tells Local 4 that the water is now at about 28.5 feet. It comes after the area lost water supply due to an early morning water break in Auburn Hills.

Water outages to last at least two weeks across Oakland County after 42-inch main break

The governor declared a state of emergency on Sunday following a 42-inch waterline break in Auburn Hills.

Whitmer declares state of emergency over Oakland County water main break

OAKLAND COUNTY, MI - Gov. Gretchen Whitmer on Sunday declared a state of emergency in response to the major Oakland County water main break that has disrupted service and triggered boil water advisories across multiple communities.

Where can residents impacted by the Auburn Hills water main break secure water?

Three water trucks have been sent out to serve Oakland County residents impacted by a water main break that happened in Auburn Hills, Michigan, on Sunday, according to the Great Lakes Water Authority.