TAMPA, Fla. — A water main break at a major intersection could cause problems during the morning and evening rushes.
The Tampa Police Department shut down westbound Columbus Drive between Glen and Himes avenues because of the break, according to a news release.
Crews' repairs will be ongoing through about 6 a.m. Thursday, Jan. 30, according to the Tampa Water Department.
Barricades and signs will be placed to assist with traffic flow.
Billions of dollars are expected to be spent in the coming decade to make repairs to the city's aging water and sewer systems. Water main and other pipe breaks are a frequent occurrence citywide.
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