City of Edmond issues alert about possible water change
EDMOND — High temperatures and no rain this week could force Edmond to buy water from Oklahoma City while Edmond's water treatment plant is undergoing routine cleaning and maintenance.
Earl Hall , assistant superintendent of Edmond's water production and wastewater treatment, said city officials want residents, particularly those on home dialysis machines, to be aware.
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