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Utilities / Public Health Apr 3, 2026, 12:24 pm Reidsville and the Rockingham County north-south corridor

Rockingham utility notice details Fishing Creek wastewater overflow response

Rockingham County reported a March 10 wastewater overflow at the Fishing Creek Lift Station and says crews restored operations the same day after equipment and notification failures.

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Rockingham utility notice details Fishing Creek wastewater overflow response

Rockingham County Engineering and Public Utilities published a notice on March 10, 2026 reporting that about 5,000 gallons of wastewater overflowed from the Fishing Creek Lift Station into Fishing Creek.

The county said the incident was discovered at 11:26 a.m. and resolved by 12:48 p.m., with crews stopping the overflow, restoring operations, and filing required state notification.

For Reidsville-area residents and downstream users, the update is a public-information and trust notice: it documents the event timeline, likely failure points, and immediate corrective response in a corridor utility system.

Officials said the disclosure was issued under North Carolina public-notification law for untreated wastewater reaching state surface waters.

Source: Reporting based on Rockingham County announcement "Wastewater Overflow Reported at Fishing Creek Lift Station" (published March 10, 2026), Rockingham County News.

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