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DWR Continues Assistance to Fremont Residents After Pipeline Incident
The Department of Water Resources (DWR) today completed most cleanup work after Friday night’s unintentional release of water from a pipeline in Fremont. The pipeline is part of the State Water Project aqueduct system. The water release, which occurred at approximately 11 p.m. Friday, February 3, flooded the backyards and garages of several homes. DWR responded to the incident shortly after midnight, shut down the pipeline, and assessed the impact. Cleanup work began later in the morning. DWR pumped water and mud from beneath homes, backyards and garages. There apparently was no damage to the interior of homes. Sidewalks and streets also were cleaned. DWR staff will remain available to further assist affected residents. (02/07/2012)
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