A power outage in Weslaco resulted in interrupted water service. The outage occurred at the city's water treatment facilities and was caused by a shutdown of pumps. The power outage happened on Friday morning and lasted for about an hour.
m. Further details about the incident can be found through ValleyCentral, including a statement from the city and comments from Weslaco Assistant City Manager Omar Rodriguez.
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