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How Port Ludlow residents will be notified and what to expect when ice pigging starts
Summary
Olympic Water & Sewer said crews will stage above the marina the week of April 28, begin daily mobilization about 8:30 a.m. and push about 9 a.m.; residents should sign up for AlertMedia, avoid using water during pushes and may experience 2–4 hour interruptions on affected streets.
Olympic Water & Sewer described how the ice pigging contractor will operate and how residents will be informed. White said crews will stage near the marina and mobilize around 8:30 a.m., with most daily pushes starting at about 9 a.m. He warned that a push can affect a local area for two to four hours and urged residents: "Please do not use water during the push."
The utility will post a day-by-day plan with insertion and discharge points on its website and on the village council’s site; AlertMedia will send three messages for each push (notice of impact, do-not-use-water during the push, and a completion message). Residents may sign up via QR codes on mailed billing inserts or the websites; paper sign-ups will be provided for those who prefer them.
