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The City of Hurst had asked residents north of 183 to conserve water this morning while workers repaired a water main.
The City of Hurst announced as of 10:38 a.m. that a water break is fixed and residents no longer need to conserve water.
The City of Hurst asked residents to conserve water Wednesday morning while workers repaired a water main.
City officials said the repair was located at Mid-Cities and Hurstview and was taking longer than expected. They asked residents north of 183 to help conserve water this morning, so their tanks could remain full.
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