Rensselaer County Department of Health has lifted the boil water order for customers affected in portions of the City of Troy, and the towns of Brunswick, North Greenbush and Poestenkill, effective immediately.
More info City officials have announced a water station has been delivered to the Brunswick Walmart, located at 760 Hoosick Street.
More infoOn Tuesday, August 8, Mayor Patrick Madden was joined by Sabrina M. Ty, CEO & President of the New York State Environmental Facilities Corporation, Chris Wheland, Superintendent, Troy Department of Public Utilities, and local officials to...
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The boil-water advisory for affected residents of the City of Troy has been lifted. The citywide water restriction and state of emergency for Troy has also ended, effective immediately.
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Troy residents are reminded that a citywide water restriction continues to remain in effect. City officials are urging residents to continue conserving water at this time and limit usage to essential needs only.
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Crews have completed operations to install a specially-fabricated metal patch over the damaged water main. Repressurizing of the line is estimated to take approximately 48-hours before service restoration efforts to the affected communities can...
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Troy Department of Public Utilities and Troy Boiler Works crews continue to operate on a 24-hour schedule at the site of the water main break. The installation of the specially-fabricated metal patch to seal the break in the water main has been...
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Mayor has declared a State of Emergency in Troy to address water main break, provide assistance to protect and preserve the public’s safety.
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