Newark Water Department to fix bulge on Delancy Street
City of Newark officials say they are working to fix a bulge on Delancy Street that first appeared on Thursday.
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Jul 3, 2022, 5:14 PM
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Updated 673 days ago
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City of Newark officials say they are working to fix a bulge on Delancy Street that first appeared on Thursday.
They say there was no sewer or water leak found, and that PSE&G confirmed that there was no gas leak either.
The Newark Mayor's office told News 12, "It was determined that a utility patch is in need of restoration, which the city will do. The Department of Water and Sewer Utilities secured the patch and will schedule to restore it this week."
