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Reclaimed Water Line Breaks, Discharges 2,000 Gallons Into Coffee Pot Bayou
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Reclaimed Water Line Break Spills 2,000 Gallons

A reclaimed water line break at Bay Point Drive NE on May 25 discharged 2,000 gallons, with most of it flowing into Coffee Pot Bayou.

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05/27/2026 · Pinellas County edition

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A reclaimed water line broke May 25 at the 100 block of Bay Point Drive NE, releasing approximately 2,000 gallons. Workers contained about 150 gallons onsite, while 50 gallons entered a nearby storm drain. The remainder flowed into Coffee Pot Bayou.

Repairs are underway.

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