Crews Respond to Water Main Break in Dundalk

An 8-inch water main broke in the 3600 block of North Point Boulevard near Rosebank Avenue.

Jan. 28, 2026 at 5:07pm

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Crews are responding to a water main break in Dundalk, Baltimore. The Baltimore City Department of Public Works said an 8-inch water main broke, and crews are on the scene assessing the situation and making repairs. There is no estimated timeframe for when the repairs will be completed.

Why it matters

Water main breaks can cause significant disruptions to the local community, including flooding, loss of water service, and potential damage to nearby roads and infrastructure. Prompt response and repairs are crucial to minimize the impact on residents and businesses in the area.

The details

The water main break occurred in the 3600 block of North Point Boulevard near Rosebank Avenue in Dundalk, Baltimore. The Baltimore City Department of Public Works, which maintains the water system, is currently on location assessing the situation and making the necessary repairs to the 8-inch water main.

  • The water main break was reported on January 28, 2026 at 10:12 PM.

The players

Baltimore City Department of Public Works

The municipal agency responsible for maintaining the water system in Baltimore, including responding to and repairing water main breaks.

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What’s next

The Baltimore City Department of Public Works will continue to work on repairing the water main break and restoring water service to the affected area. They will provide updates on the estimated timeline for completion of the repairs.

The takeaway

This water main break highlights the importance of the city's aging infrastructure and the need for ongoing maintenance and investment to ensure reliable water service for residents and businesses in Dundalk and the broader Baltimore area.