Village of Port Chester has fourth water main break in less than a month

This was the scene Thursday night as crews once again worked to repair a water main break in the village of Port Chester. This is along Westchester Avenue. It's the fourth one in less than a month. And I'm so upset, aggravated today like you don't believe it. I get a lot of phone calls and I've been here for almost two hours and it's still working to find the solution. Village officials say it could be due to inaccurate historical utility maps as a possible reason for the repeated problem. But Mayor Marino says when he got the call about this one he couldn't believe it. Something needs to be done and a lot of this stuff is not in my hands. He says he wants to apologize to the residents and small businesses in Port Chester because he says they're the ones suffering. We have a few restaurants on Westchester Avenue. They don't have water. There is no pressure. There's no water. The mayor says the work is being permitted through the county as Westchester Avenue is a county-controlled roadway. He says he plans on speaking with the county executive to see what exactly can be done so this doesn't happen again. In Port Chester, Westchester County, Jackie Gillis, News 12.