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North Laredo water pressure issues traced to faulty valve
City utilities crews identified a faulty pressure-reducing valve as the cause of low water pressure issues affecting North Laredo residents for several weeks.
By By Juan Puente·4 hr ago
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LAREDO, Tex.
(KGNS) - City utilities crews have identified a malfunctioning pressure-reducing valve as the likely cause of ongoing low water pressure issues in North Laredo, according to District 6 City Council Member Dr. Tyler King.
King said he spoke with the Utilities Director on July 21 and received a detailed update on the situation, which he said had been ongoing for weeks.
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