Software Malfunction Causes Water Pressure Loss, Early Dismissal at Florence-Carlton Public Schools
Florence-Carlton Public Schools experienced a loss of water pressure on Thursday caused by a software malfunction. The issue temporarily impacted sanitation and led to a decision to dismiss students early. The problem has since been resolved.
Missoula, MT, September 25, 2026 —
Florence-Carlton Public Schools reported a disruption on Thursday due to a significant loss of water pressure. The operational issue was attributed to a software malfunction, according to school officials.
The decrease in water pressure had a direct impact on the school’s sanitation facilities, rendering them temporarily unusable. In response to the sanitation concerns and to ensure student well-being, school administration made the decision to dismiss students early for the remainder of the day.
The specific nature of the software malfunction and the exact timeline of its occurrence were not detailed. The contractor responsible for the software or its maintenance was also not identified in the information provided. The duration of the water pressure loss was also not specified.
However, officials confirmed that the underlying issue causing the loss of water pressure has since been resolved. Normal operations are expected to resume following this incident. Further details regarding the resolution process or preventative measures were not immediately available.
Story summarized from the original created by Cynthia Carranza on www.kpax.com, see more information here.
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