The City of Syracuse’s Department of Water has announced lane reductions on Thursday, Jan. 30 for repairs to the water main on the 2200 block of Park Street. During repairs, the Department of Water warns drivers to expect delays and to consider alternate routes when possible.

The Syracuse Department of Water is working to repair a water main break on Park Street Thursday morning. The water main broke on the 2200 block of the street. As crews make repairs, the street will remain open to traffic,

Henninger High School at 600 Robinson St. will be closed, according to Amanda Malinowski, director of media for the school district. The school is closed due to a water main break in the city of Syracuse, she said. The district did not say how long the school would be closed or when the water main break would be fixed.

On Friday morning, crews finished repairs on a large water main break that caused a fountain of water on Peachtree Road in Buckhead the night before.

Crews have closed at least 3 valves to stop the water flow so they can begin to repair the main and eventually, the road.

Water started to gush onto a busy Atlanta street Thursday night because of a possible water main break at 2166 Peachtree Road, according to the Atlanta Watershed Department. The massive flow of water,