Restrictions enacted as broken pipe adds to Cache Creek water woes
CACHE CREEK, B.C. — UPDATE (9:25 p.m.): The Village of Cache Creek says multiple homes in the community are completely without water after Monday’s line break.
In a new Voyent Alert! message issued Monday evening (Feb. 17), the village says the line break is on the primary line that feeds the high and middle zones of Cache Creek — a line that was installed nearly 50 years ago, in 1976. Repairs are underway, but the village says they are very challenging because of the fragility of the aging line. Repair work is expected to continue through to Tuesday morning.
The village says there is no way to reroute water around the break because of its location.
It notes many homes on higher elevations are already without water and lower elevation homes in the affected area are expected to lose water soon as the system continues to drain.


