Residents of Edison, New Jersey, are experiencing significant water disruptions following a major water main break that occurred on Wednesday evening. The incident has left many households without water as crews work diligently to isolate the leak and make necessary repairs. According to local officials, the water main break was reported near the intersection of Oak Tree Road and New Dover Road, prompting an immediate response from public works crews. Crews are actively trying to isolate the leak, which affects a substantial number of residents in the area. Edison Mayor, Thomas Lankey, commented on the situation, saying, “We understand the frustration this situation has caused and are committed to restoring water service as quickly as possible.” Residents have been urged to conserve water and remain patient as repairs are underway. Many local businesses and schools have also been affected, with some choosing to close or modify their operations temporarily until the water service is fully restored. As of Thursday morning, the Edison Water Department reported that they are working tirelessly and expect to have more updates soon. Residents are encouraged to stay informed through city alerts and the Edison Water Department’s social media channels for real-time updates on the situation.
