Village of Colfax without water due to water main break
Decatur Fire Department responds to structure fire
In a Facebook post, the Village of Colfax said that the crew working on the repair of a water main break said residents should prepare to be without water for the majority of the day on Saturday. This water main leak has drained the Village's water tower.
They also said they will be without water for a while and that when the water does return, the entire town will be placed under a boil order.
There is no further information available at this time.
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