METCOM UPDATE – The St. Mary’s County Metropolitan Commission is reporting a Sanitary Sewer Overflow located on the North Bound side of Route 249. Located in the area between Springer Road and Peninsular Court in Valley Lee, Maryland 20692.
The overflow is a result of a sewer force main break. Public contact with standing waters on the North Bound Side of Route 249 in the ditch between Springer Road and Peninsular Court should be avoided for ten (10) days.
There is no threat or contamination of the local drinking water supply.
For additional information, please contact the St. Mary’s County Health Department at (301) 475-4321 or the St. Mary’s County Metropolitan Commission at (301) 373-5305.
VALLEY LEE, Md. – On October 11, 2022, emergency personnel responded to a sewage leak.
Just after 9:45 a.m., crews arrived at Piney Point Road in the area of Tall Timbers Lane and found a broken sewage line. METCOM was notified of the incident.
Piney Point Road has reopened after being shutdown for a short period of time. Scene has been turned over to METCOM representatives.
Use caution in the area and watch for utility vehicles and personnel.
We will continue to provide any additional updates that we receive.
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It’s just big dog’s mouth
I may be wrong, but is this not around the third time problems with leaking sewage has erupted in the Tall Timbers area?
It’s a sign. Leave!