Crews are working to repair a broken water line in Hitchcock. The issue has caused service disruptions for residents near Highway 6. The affected area includes portions of Highway 6 between certain streets.
Residents are being advised to stay informed through city updates. For now, the timeline for restoring service is unclear. The city will provide more information as it becomes available, and residents can monitor official communications for the latest.
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