VANDALIA — Officers have responded to a reported water main break in Montgomery County. News Center 7′s Xavier Hershovitz is heading to the scene and will have the latest information this morning on News Center 7 Daybreak. Vandalia officers responded around 5:06 a.m. to the 400 block of Randler Avenue on reports of a water main break.

Brookhaven police said there is no time estimate of when the break will be repaired and they are asking drivers to avoid the area.

Crews worked to repair a water main break in Brookhaven on Monday night into Tuesday morning. The break happened on Clairmont Road, which is blocked between Manville Drive and Dresden Drive. Drivers are being redirected to a detour route. Officials don’t have an estimated time when repairs will be completed.

The City of Midland posted to Facebook on Monday saying to expect delays and road closures at Midkiff and Shandon Ave. due to a water main break. The post states the city is doing an emergency repair on the break.

A 12-inch water main break at the intersection of Lalahi and Hame Street has left about hundreds of homes without water.

DEKALB COUNTY, Ga. - Crews are working to fix a water main break in DeKalb County. Officials say the issue stems from a six-inch broken water main at McAfee Road near Nettie Court and Willie Way. While the break does not appear to be serious, residents in the area could experience low to no water service while repairs continue.

Crews are working to make repairs after a water main broke in Arlington on Sunday night. In a post on the X platform at 8 p.m., the Arlington Department of Environmental Services said workers were repairing a 6-inch water main at 1614 N Jackson St.

The Syracuse Department of Water is working to repair the water main on the 100 block of Suncrest Road, said Sol Muñoz, the city’s infrastructure public information officer. The road is closed to cars between North Shotwell Park and Hickok Avenue until crews are done fixing the break.

A 12-inch water main break at the intersection of Lalahi and Hame Street has left about 750 homes without water.

Plumbers are trying to restore water for dozens of residents who say their pipes were off all weekend. Officials with the City of Springfield said representatives from the apartment requested the city turn off the water so they could fix the issue.