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UPDATE: Classes on TCC West Campus resume Tuesday

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Mar 11, 2013

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UPDATE: Classes will resume as scheduled on Tuesday, March 12 at TCC West Campus. On Monday evening, TCC officials announced repairs had been completed on the major water leak that forced class cancellations Monday afternoon and evening.

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Evening classes have been cancelled at Tulsa Community College West Campus because of a major water leak. TCC officials cancelled classes at noon on Monday, March 11 because water service to the entire West Campus was affected.

The water remains cut off to the campus as crews are working to repair the leak. While the water leak initially appeared to be outside the building, crews believe the source of the water leak is coming from a 6-inch water line located in the concrete slab in the mechanical room in one of the buildings.

West Campus is located at 7505 W 41st Street South Tulsa, Oklahoma 74107.

All other TCC locations and facilities remain open and fully operational.

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