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Water service restored to Montgomery Co. residents after main break

WASHINGTON — Around 200 people were without water Saturday after a water main break forced a temporary water shutoff near College Gardens Elementary School in Rockville, Maryland.

The water shutoff lasted for about three hours as Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission crews worked to repair a water main on the 900 block of Princeton Place.

The water main burst happened around 11 a.m. and a spokesperson for the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission said that the shutdown was expected to last up to six hours.

See a map of the areas that were impacted below.

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