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Odessa Dealing With Water Line Breaks

By: Dylan Brooks
Updated: February 14, 2011
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ODESSA -- The City of Odessa is still working on water line breaks after the recent winter blasts.

    As of Monday morning, the city was still working on 13 different breaks. These breaks include one at Murphy and Grandview, another on Tom Green and one at 15th and Edison. The city has been dealing with breaks since the cold weather hit. The unusually cold temperatures then caused major issues on some of the 60 year-old pipes.

    The city has also been keeping people's service up as well as they can.

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