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Water Outages and Boil Water Advisories

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Current Boil Water Advisories

  • None
     

Recently Lifted Boil Water Advisories 

  • Unplanned BWA 10/11/25 @ 5:00 PM - BWA Lifted 10/13/25 @ 8:20 AM
    313 - 417 Roscoe Blvd N 

  • Unplanned BWA 10/7/25 @ 2:30 AM - BWA Lifted 10/10/25 9:39 AM
    Ramona Elementary School - 5540 Ramona Blvd
    God's Little People Too - 814 Ellis Rd S
    CareMax Pharmacy - 5547 Normandy Blvd
    Wingstop - 5515 Normandy Blvd
    Little Caesars - 5551 Normandy Blvd
    The Pig Bar-B-Q - 5456 Normandy Blvd 


BWA Causes and Recommendations

A precautionary boil water advisory is issued when there is a possibility that the water pressure in the water system dropped to such an extent that bacteria or foreign matter could have entered the water system. This may be caused by one or more of these reasons:

  • A water main break, repair, or system maintenance
  • Damage to water lines or systems due to a storm or hurricane or other event
  • An electrical power outage to a water plant or facility

 A notice, on the other hand, means contamination has been confirmed. Expect to be under the advisory or notice for at least 2 days. That is how long it will take to get back another round of samples. 

Regardless of the type of boil water advisory issued, customers should bring water to a rolling boil for a minimum of one minute prior to using for drinking, food preparation, or cooking during the advisory period. After precautionary BWAs triggered by water outages, main breaks or repairs, it is also recommended that customers flush water lines for three minutes after water returns to remove any air and possible sediments from the lines.
Read Our Recommendations for BWAs 


Sewer/Wastewater Environmental Cautions and Advisory Notices

View Most Recent Environmental Precautions and Possible Sanitary Sewer Overflow Advisories  

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