Gas leak repaired in Norwalk, Monroe Street reopens
Police are asking motorists to use Washington Street as an alternate route.
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11h agoMonroe Street between South Main Street and MLK Jr. Drive reopened to traffic today after a gas leak forced its closure Wednesday.
Police said a worker accidentally struck a gas line, prompting the closure.
On Wednesday, The area was deemed safe for pedestrians but closed to vehicles.
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