Bailey expects 2025 to bring completed detox centre
Water returns to downtown Petrolia
February 6, 2014
The water is back on in downtown Petrolia.
Businesses along Petrolia Line from Albany to Eureka Street were left without water this morning as public works crews dealt with water problems. Workers began repairing a fire hydrant at the top of King Street when water filled the street.
Workers had to clear some water at the corner of Princess and Petrolia Line as well.
The water was turned off in the downtown area from about 10 am but was restored around noon.
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