Brandenburg Mayor Bryan Claycomb Jun 5, 2023 Jun 5, 2023 Updated Jun 5, 2023 Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Brandenburg Mayor Bryan Claycomb As featured on +5 Crews to work overnight repairing leak that caused pump failure in Brandenburg, leaving thousands without water As a result, the city has banned all "non-essential" water use for the next 72 hours, with the ban set to end Thursday morning. Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Forecast Radar Weather Jude Redfield's Monday morning forecast Poll Most Popular Articles Videos ArticlesMother demands answers after son dies from severe injuries in Louisville backyard incidentLouisville police release 'heartbreaking' body camera video showing officers kill suicidal womanCRAWFORD | At Kentucky, they're not just practicing football. They're practicing what to seeKentucky warns unauthorized highway signs will be removedCRAWFORD | What could trip up Trump’s college sports executive orderWayside Easter celebration in Louisville brings sense of normalcy to homelessLouisville police say missing 25-year-old man was found safeArtemis II mission captures new picture of Earth2 Louisville residents charged after allegedly stealing hundreds of pounds of explosivesA Kentucky Derby fixture steps away: Mike Battaglia retires as oddsmaker Videos
+5 Crews to work overnight repairing leak that caused pump failure in Brandenburg, leaving thousands without water As a result, the city has banned all "non-essential" water use for the next 72 hours, with the ban set to end Thursday morning.
