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Public Service Announcement

January 22, 2026

If you haven’t shut off your outside water yet, TODAY is a great day to do it with temperatures still above freezing.
Why the urgency?  A long stretch of extreme cold arrives starting Friday evening, with at least a week — possibly 10 days — of highs mainly in the low 30s and lows in the single digits and teens.  That is a recipe for frozen or burst pipes.
Here's what to do:
* Make sure the lid is on the water meter pit tightly and DO NOT open it.  If the meter freezes, call the office.  Don't try to thaw it out yourself.
* Turn off the outside water valve from inside your home
* Disconnect hoses and store them indoors
* Open outdoor faucets to let any remaining water drain out
* Add insulated faucet covers for extra protection
* Farmers, check your cattle waterer regularly

Alerts

Public Service Announcement

January 22, 2026

If you haven’t shut off your outside water yet, TODAY is a great day to do it with temperatures still above freezing.
Why the urgency?  A long stretch of extreme cold arrives starting Friday evening, with at least a week — possibly 10 days — of highs mainly in the low 30s and lows in the single digits and teens.  That is a recipe for frozen or burst pipes.
Here's what to do:
* Make sure the lid is on the water meter pit tightly and DO NOT open it.  If the meter freezes, call the office.  Don't try to thaw it out yourself.
* Turn off the outside water valve from inside your home
* Disconnect hoses and store them indoors
* Open outdoor faucets to let any remaining water drain out
* Add insulated faucet covers for extra protection
* Farmers, check your cattle waterer regularly

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CPWSD No. 2
1801 Walnut Street
Higginsville, MO 64037
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