CLIO, MI — Officials in Clio have lifted a boil water advisory issued earlier this week for a portion of city residents and the high school.
The advisory was issued Tuesday, Jan. 9 after a water main break Monday that led to the isolation of a part of the city’s water distribution system that affected residents of Beech Street, Butler Street from North Mill Street to Cherry Street, Cherry Street, Clarion Street, Maple Street, and Poplar Street and the Clio Area High School.
A loss of water pressure occurred following the break.
Testing took place over a 48-hour period which showed the affected area remaining within "normal established parameters for safe drinking water," according to a statement.
The advisory was lifted based on the testing results and consultation with the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality.
Anyone seeking additional information on the issue may contact Clio City Manager Eric Wiederhold by phone at 810-686-5850 or email clio.ericwiederhold@gmail.com.