Distribution Management Office (DMO)
Water Outage to Close Select Tarawa Terrace Facilities Friday, August 7
• Tarawa Terrace Plaza: Domino’s, Family Member Employment Assistance Program (FMEAP), and Tarawa Terrace Fitness Center
• Tarawa Terrace School Age Care (TT-19): Children will be accommodated at Stone Street Youth Pavilion for the day. Parents should follow any additional instructions provided by the Youth Programs team.
• Tarawa Terrace Swimming Pool (TT-22)
• Tarawa Terrace Community Center (TT-44)
These facilities are expected to resume normal operations after water service is restored.
We appreciate your patience and understanding while Base Utilities completes these essential repairs.
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