Water main break disrupts traffic, water service
Paso Robles Daily News
July 15, 2026
A water main break at 24th and Riverside late Tuesday night had Paso Robles crews working through the wee hours to patch things up. If you drove through that area Wednesday morning, you probably noticed some detours and a whole lot of mud. The break happened around 11:40 p.m., and city crews jumped on it fast to keep the mess from getting worse.
Thankfully, no word on any major property damage, but a few nearby homes and businesses may have had their water service interrupted while repairs were underway. It’s a reminder how much we rely on that old pipe network beneath our streets — and how quickly a quiet summer night can turn into a scramble for public works. For the latest on road closures and service updates, check the Paso Robles Daily News.
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