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Fire at Little Lotts Creek Apartments leads to drop in city water pressure

In this file photo, emergency vehicles from public safety agencies respond to a fire at Little Lotts Creek Apartments on East Jones Avenue on March 29. More than a week after the blaze severely damaged the 20-unit Building C of the apartment complex, all 63 residents, including 40 children, remain displaced, but community donation efforts have helped, and some are finding new homes. - photo by JIM HEALY/staff

fire — In this file photo, emergency vehicles from public safety agencies respond to a fire at Little Lotts Creek Apartments on East Jones Avenue on March 29. More than a week after the blaze severely damaged the 20-unit Building C of the apartment complex, all 63 residents, including 40 children, remain displaced, but community donation efforts have helped, and some are finding new homes. - photo by JIM HEALY/staff

A fire Monday morning at Little Lotts Creek Apartments displaced residents of a 20-unit building, and the volume of water used to fight the fire resulted in a drop in pressure in Statesboro’s water system.

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