SUEZ Water

If you've been driving around downtown Toms River of late, you've likely seen crews setting up detours as they carve up the roads and replace water mains and pipes.

SUEZ is getting to work in South Toms River on a $1.5 million investment to replace 1.5 miles of aging water pipes, 8 fire hydrants and over 50 individual water service lines.

SUEZ Water will being operating as normal but they won't be making any scheduled visits to your house and ask you not to visit their office, until further notice.

In the middle of the pouring rain and gusting winds, there's a water main break that is closing a section of Washington Street in Toms River on Friday morning.

Manchester Township has issued an alert about a drop in water pressure and are asking residents near the eastern section area water tower to not use water for non-essential purposes until at least Wednesday.