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Dunwoody road still closed after water main break

A water main break on Old Spring House Lane in Dunwoody has been fixed, but the street needs to be repaired.
A water main break on Old Spring House Lane in Dunwoody has been fixed, but the street needs to be repaired.
By Pamela Miller
Aug 23, 2017

Old Spring House Lane from Chamblee Dunwoody Road in Dunwoody has been temporarily closed since Aug. 21 because of a water main break. Road Temporarily Closed: Access prohibited and motorists are urged to seek alternate routes. DeKalb Watershed Management has completed the water main repair, but the street hasn’t been reopened. New asphalt will be installed Aug. 24.

Information: dunwoodyga.gov

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