Residents at a Grove City mobile home community say about 40 homes have lacked reliable water for nearly two weeks, raising safety concerns.
Grove City Mobile Home Residents Report Weeks Without Reliable Water
Dozens of residents at a Grove City mobile home community say they have been without reliable running water for nearly two weeks, raising concerns about health and safety.
Residents at Carter’s Mobile Home Community, located along Harrisburg Pike, said the issue began after a snowstorm last month. According to residents, about 40 homes have been affected, with only small amounts of cold water coming from faucets.
Residents said park management has attributed the problem to a water main break and frozen pipes but has not provided a timeline for repairs.
Several residents said management recently distributed one gallon of water per household, which they described as insufficient for daily needs. Some residents said they have been melting snow or heating water on stoves in order to bathe.
“Can’t take a shower, can’t do laundry, can’t flush commodes. It’s unsanitary,” resident Charles Storts said. “We are going to truck stops multiple times a week just to shower and to laundromats for laundry. They are not reimbursing us for anything.”
Residents say they are calling for immediate repairs and clearer communication from management as the situation continues.
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