Around 5:30 p.m., the city announced on social media that a Stage 4 "Critical Water Shortage" emergency was declared. The community of 26,000 people in Solano County is urged to reduce water usage by 40%.
The city did not provide additional details about the incident. Traffic in the area of the damaged pipeline is being detoured to Parish Road amid repair efforts.
Officials said water from Lake Herman may have an earthy teste or smell due to natural compounds, but is safe to drink and meets all state and federal water quality standards.
It was not immediately known when repairs would be completed.
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