Category: City News

  Crews were not able to complete repairs to the leak on Hwy 7 but will resume in the morning. We have not heard that anyone is without water thus far. We pray no one is without tonight.

    Once again, our 100 year old infrastructure is experiencing more surprises.  Crews are currently working a major leak on Hwy 7 just outside the city limit in a field. This line is not on current maps and is unfamiliar to our crews. They are trying to locate valves to isolate this line so … Continued

UPDATE THE PIPE HAS BEEN REPLACED AND WATER IS BACK ON.

UPDATE: We are waiting on the arrival of the pipe needed to replace the water main. We are also getting the heavy equipment needed to make this replacement. We have been in communication with Marlinite Mayor Jody Czajkoski from Conroe. We are forever grateful to him for any support he can provide. In addition, we … Continued

Good morning, Our aged infrastructure continues to present challenges here in our community. The break that was temporarily repaired broke again. We are waiting on equipment that will help us dig deep enough to replace this water line. We are making a permanent replacement of this water line. The water has been turned off in … Continued

Electricity has been restored at the water plant. The leak has been temporarily repaired for the night, and valves are back on. They will need to complete repairs tomorrow once parts arrive so they will be turning the water off again sometime during the day tomorrow. The intersection of Coleman and Oaks is closed until … Continued

UPDATE: There has been an accident on FM147. This accident has resulted in a downed power pole, which has cut power to our water plant. Oncor has given an estimate of 7:30 pm to have this pole repaired and running again. One of the leaks that our crews have been working on has been isolated, … Continued

Water Main Break (02/28/23): City of Marlin Public Works personnel are working to repair a water main break in the 300 block of Coleman Street. This main break has been isolated to the downtown area. Some water customers may experience a reduction or loss of water pressure as a result. Currently, Public Works personnel are … Continued