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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (WJHL) — Early Monday morning, teams from Johnson City Water and Service sprang into action to address a waterline break on North Pickens Bridge. According to an official update from the City of Johnson City, the incident occurred at 330 North Pickens Bridge. As a result, around 50 residents and five businesses are experiencing either a complete loss of water or significantly reduced water pressure. The repair efforts are ongoing as crews work diligently to restore services to the affected area.

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