FDNY crews respond to water main break near 174th street and Clay Avenue
News 12 was on scene as the FDNY responded to a water main break near 174th street and Clay Avenue Sunday afternoon.
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Aug 25, 2024, 10:43 PM
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2h agoNews 12 was on scene as the FDNY responded to a water main break near 174th street and Clay Avenue Sunday afternoon.
Residents said that the water filled the street for more than an hour.
News 12's Jodi Julianna Powell has the latest on how residents responded to the water flowing down their streets.
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