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Mt. Zion Public Service District is once again battling a water loss from an apparent broken line somewhere within their system which closed Calhoun County Schools today. Chief operator Jeremy Westfall is on the hunt for evidence of where the line is broken and would appreciate the community looking for unusual surface water. Westfall said Read More…
The cold temperatures have caused not only homeowners issues over the weekend, but the Town of Grantsville and PSD’s have struggled to maintain their water system’s operation. Mt. Zion is currently suffering low pressure due to Grantsville (their water provider) having to shut down Mt. Zions ability to pump. Both systems are suffering from freezing Read More…
By Order of Jeremy Westfall, Operator at Mt. Zion Public Service District, the Arnoldsburg and the West Fork area are under a boiled water advisory until further notice. The leak on 33/119 has been repaired and the line should be in operation within the next few hours. Any change of plans will run on Ridgeview Read More…
The Mt. Zion Public Service district has a line break in the area between Family Dollar and the Y in Arnoldsburg. Please use caution when driving in that area. The Arnoldsburg area is on a boiled water advisory until further notice. The Ridgeview News will update when the advisory has been lifted and when the Read More…
Calhoun County Commission President Michael Hicks opened the Commission meeting by requesting Chief Tax Deputy Treva Fulks report on the current state of County taxes. According to Deputy Fulks the County Taxes will be late getting in the hands of citizens due to the WV State Tax department’s late issuing of ”tapes” with information needed Read More…