The City of St. Helena will begin flushing approximately 40 miles of water mains Monday using a zero-discharge process designed to remove debris while filtering and returning water to the system.
The Public Works Department and contractor Hydrologics will begin at the southern end of the city’s water delivery service area and work north, city officials said.
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