Keep Your Water Flowing This Winter: Tips to Avoid Frozen Pipes As temperatures plummet this winter, the Mishawaka Utilities Water Division is asking all Mishawaka residents and MU Water customers to take simple precautions to protect their homes and our water system from the costly and inconvenient damage caused by frozen water lines. When temperatures drop below freezing for an extended period, water in pipes can freeze, expand, and cause pipes to burst, leading to water loss and expensive repairs. To help prevent this, we recommend letting your water trickle from a faucet during frigid weather. A small, steady stream of water can keep your lines flowing and reduce the risk of freezing. Why Should You Let Your Water Trickle? Moving water is less likely to freeze. It relieves pressure in your pipes, minimizing the risk of bursting. It’s an affordable and easy way to protect your home during extreme cold.
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The First Front Porch Friday Of 2025 With Mayor Dave Wood Is This Friday!

The first Front Porch Friday of 2025 with Mayor Dave Wood is happening this Friday! This Friday, June 13el, 2025, from noon to 1:00 pm, Mayor Dave Wood will be located on the front porch of the Mishawaka Utilities Business Office at 107 North Main Street. 

Front Porch Friday is the perfect opportunity for a conversation with Mayor Dave Wood. Mayor Wood planned Front Porch Friday as a way to receive community feedback. 

Mayor Wood loves making a difference, solving problems, and providing the best quality of life for the Mishawaka community. Mayor Wood believes that Mishawaka’s quality of life can be best provided when the community is behind him sharing their thoughts. 

Local government services are directly experienced by the community. Gathering the community’s opinions on said services, Mayor Dave Wood can influence the community’s quality of life significantly more than any other politician. 

Mayor Dave Wood works hard, but receiving feedback from the community ensures that the community’s quality of life will continue to improve. 

For further information contact Executive Director, Development & Governmental Affairs, Matthew Lentsch at 574-535-8679 or Madilyn Makowski, Social Media and Communications Intern, 574-258-1635.    

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