SALISBURY, Md. – In a post made on the City of Salisbury’s official Facebook page, officials announced that the Department of Waterworks Utilities Division will replace a fire hydrant at the corner of E. College Avenue and Arthur Court on Nov. 24. The project is part of the city’s ongoing work to maintain and strengthen its municipal water distribution system. According to the city, Arthur Court will be closed to all through traffic between E. College Avenue and Princeton Avenue while crews complete the hydrant replacement. The closure is expected to remain in place until about 3:30 p.m. Work schedules may shift if crews encounter any unforeseen conditions during excavation or installation.
City staff report that all required utility locators have been notified ahead of the project, and Central Alarm has been informed of the scheduled work as well. The city states that these steps are standard procedure for work involving underground infrastructure and help ensure safe operations throughout the project window.
The City of Salisbury notes that efforts like this are necessary to keep the water system reliable for residents and businesses. City officials emphasized that ongoing maintenance is essential for ensuring consistent water service and allowing emergency responders access to functioning hydrants when needed. Additional updates on road closures and infrastructure projects are posted through the City of Salisbury’s official communication channels.
Photo: City of Salisbury, Maryland facebook page.
