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Union Street Reduced to One Lane on 3/26 for Fire Hydrant Replacement

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Matt Wyatt
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On Wednesday, March 26, Public Works will temporarily close the right lane of Union Street for a fire hydrant replacement.

UPDATED: Work is scheduled to begin at approximately 7:30 AM and is expected to be completed by 3:00 PM, tentatively.

Plan ahead and consider alternate routes to avoid delays. Hervey’s Tire and Yo’s Thai Cuisine will remain open, and traffic will still have access to these properties.

For questions or concerns, contact Public Works at (603) 332-4096.

Location of hydrant replacement.

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