ATLANTA — Water service has been restored in midtown Atlanta days after multiple water main breaks were reported throughout the city.

Crews worked on the final repairs at 11th Street and West Peachtree Street throughout the morning on Wednesday.

Just after 7:30 a.m., the Atlanta Watershed Department (DWM) and Mayor Andre Dickens confirmed that all repairs have been completed.

Officials say the system is slowly being brought back online to allow pressures to rebuild.

“We are pleased to announce that water service has been fully restored across our city. Our dedicated teams have worked tirelessly to resolve the issue, and I applaud them for their service,” Dickens said. “We appreciate the patience and cooperation of our residents and businesses during this challenging time. Together, we have demonstrated the resilience that defines our city.”

A boil water advisory remains in effect until further testing is completed. The city apologized for the “unexpected disruption.”

“We know how important water is to our citizens’ daily lives and understand your frustrations with the situation. Therefore, the City of Atlanta extends its gratitude to you for bearing with us during this time,” officials said in a statement.