Where can residents impacted by the Auburn Hills water main break secure water?
CBS News
Last updated: May 11, 2026
A water main break in Auburn Hills, Michigan, on Sunday has disrupted water service for residents in Oakland County. The Great Lakes Water Authority (GLWA) is responding to the incident and providing support to affected areas.
- Oakland County residents are experiencing service disruptions due to a water main break in Auburn Hills.
- The Great Lakes Water Authority (GLWA) has dispatched three water trucks to provide temporary water service to affected households.
- The incident occurred on Sunday, impacting a significant portion of the county's water supply.
- GLWA is actively working on repairing the broken water main and restoring full service as quickly as possible.
- The exact cause of the water main break has not yet been specified.
- Residents are advised to monitor official GLWA communications for updates on service restoration and water availability.
- The dispatch of water trucks is a temporary measure to mitigate the immediate impact on residents, ensuring access to essential water needs.
- Further details regarding the scope of the disruption and the timeline for repairs are expected to be released by GLWA.
- The incident highlights the ongoing need for infrastructure maintenance and investment in water systems.
