CHARLOTTE — A water main break at Johnson C. Smith University has been fixed after it forced many students to take shuttles to use the restroom and shower facilities, officials said.
The water main break impacted some of the buildings, but officials did not specify which ones. The school announced on Twitter Friday that water has been restored to the entire campus, and the University will resume normal operations today.
JCSU Resumes Normal Operations
— Johnson C. Smith U. (@JCSUniversity) January 27, 2023
Water has been restored to the entire campus, and the University will resume normal operations today. Thank you for your patience and understanding as we worked to restore water service. We apologize again for the inconvenience.
A plumbing company responded right away and began repaired, officials said.
The entire campus was without water for two hours to complete the repairs.
Water was restored to some buildings and residence halls by the middle of the afternoon.
No classes were canceled.
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