The following areas are included according to the utility: All areas south from N.W.
corner at S. Cullen & Lincoln Ave. going east following the area south of Newburgh Rd.
to I69 & Covert Ave.
Follow Cullen Ave, south around perimeter of Park Lawn Cemetery to Covert Ave. All areas south of Covert Ave. starting at Seasons Ridge Blvd.
south to Pollack Ave going east along I69 back to Covert Ave.
The only area outside I69 is the Waterford Pointe Mobile Home Park, Sand Cherry Ln.
& Chickasaw Dr. For the latest breaking news and stories from across the Tri-State, follow Eyewitness News on Facebook and Twitter.
(This story was originally published on March 5, 2018)

Like thousands of her fellow DeKalb County denizens, Nancy Eilen woke up Wednesday morning, tried to turn on the water and sighed.
MORE: Live updates on the massive DeKalb County water break Thousands of people left home shower- or coffee-less, and traffic quickly became a mess.
She told her son, a freshman at Decatur High School, to stay in bed.
But the water main break disrupted business hours for other restaurants in the same shopping center and elsewhere.
At Lucky’s Burger & Brew, a sign taped to the front door alerted customers that the restaurant would delay its opening: “We apologize – due to a large water main break, we cannot in good conscious (sic) open and risk the health of our guests.
We are monitoring the situation and will open shortly after the County gets the repairs done and the Board of Health gives us the go ahead.” Lucky’s general manager Michael Livingston and six other employees had shown up for work as usual.
“Everybody is on their way back.
“It feels like it’s one thing after another after another in DeKalb County.
Grocery stores throughout the county were pilfered for water throughout the day.
“Obviously, the infrastructure needs some major overhauls.

A four foot wide underground pipe broke near Buford Highway in Doraville, spilling about 100 million gallons of water and causing disruptions for most of DeKalb County.
By late Wednesday, water pressure was restored to everyone who lost it, but the pipe itself will take another day to fix.
Boil and conserve water notice until Saturday Residents in the affected area are being asked to boil water for at least one minute after water comes to a rolling boil prior to drinking, cooking or preparing baby food.
DeKalb County CEO Michael Thurmond released this statement regarding the boil water advisory in effect for residents in the county: "A large diameter water main break is causing water pressure in parts of the water system to drop to dangerously low levels.
DeKalb County Department of Watershed Management, in an abundance of caution, is issuing a Boil Water Advisory for the entire system.
In order to protect the public from a potential health hazard, all customers that have experienced water outages and/or low water pressures are advised to “boil” all water prior to use for drinking, cooking, or preparing baby food.
CBS46’s Rebekka Schramm talked with a public information representative from DeKalb Medical Center and they say because of low water pressure, they’re cancelling all elective surgeries on Wednesday.
The hospital is still equipped to do emergency surgeries.
If you live in DeKalb County near Buford Hwy.
and have low water pressure, boil your water today and conserve.

Crews are working around the clock to restore water services in DeKalb after a 48-inch water main broke Wednesday morning, disrupting a multitude of services across the county, including hospitals, businesses, restaurants and schools.
Buford Highway, which was shut down in Doraville most the day, has reopened.
But DeKalb officials said water pressure is still being restored to customers, and a boil water advisory remains in effect for the entire county.
Reggie Wells, acting director of DeKalb’s Watershed Management Department, said Wednesday night it could last for days.
That’s one reason shoppers scrambled to grab bottled water from many stores, clearing the shelves by mid-afternoon.
DeKalb’s Watershed Management department has been plagued by issues over the years, including outdated meters that led to widespread water billing issues and a decaying sewage system that is the source of regular spills.
6:35 a.m.: Crews have lowered a new water main into the ground at the site of the massive water main break, Channel 2 reported.
6:06 a.m.: Water has been restored to Perimeter Mall, which is set to reopen at 10 a.m. Thursday, officials said.
5:33 a.m.: Crews have made a hole for a new pipe, and the new pipe is on the scene.
— Staff writer Ellen Eldridge contributed to this article.

DEKALB COUNTY, Ga. – It didn’t take long for residents to clean out shelves of bottled water at metro Atlanta stores following a massive water main break which shut down service for several hours Wednesday and prompted a Boil Water Advisory through the weekend.
Stores across the area were sold out, so where can DeKalb County residents get water?
Officials took steps to ensure hospitals and other care facilities have a backup plan.
While most hospitals have an emergency supply of water, the DeKalb County Emergency Management Director said her agency is ready to step in if necessary.
YOUR TURN: DeKalb County residents tell us if you see bottled water at stores Just a few miles away from the rupture of the 48-inch water main along Buford Highway just north of Interstate 285, the Wild Heaven Brewery was handing out water at its taproom all Wednesday evening.
The 400-foot well was designed to provide water for brewing beer, but it gave them a way to give back to their neighbors on Wednesday providing reliable drinking water.
The city of Decatur rolled-out its own water trucks.
A massive 6,000-gallon water truck was parked near downtown Decatur and officials filled up containers with drinking water for residents.
Decatur residents, with IDs and their own container in hand, spent Wednesday filling up with a two-gallon limit per adult.
RELATED: Boil Water Advisory home guidelines

The advisory comes after a water main break in the area

KANSAS CITY, Mo.
— KC Water has issued a precautionary boil advisory for part of south Kansas City.
The area is bound by Hangar Road on the north, Markey Road on the south, Bales Road on the west and Nellis Drive on the east.
The precautionary advisory comes after some customers experienced low pressure due to a water main break.
Tap water should be boiled vigorously for three minutes before using it to drink, cook, or prepare food.
Let the water cool sufficiently before drinking.
Ice made with un-boiled tap water should not be used for drinking purposes.
The tap water is safe for other purposes such as bathing; however, small children should be discouraged from swallowing bath water.
Water boiled for drinking and cooking purposes may be used for brushing teeth.
KC Water said it will notify customers when the water is safe after it has been tested.

KANSAS CITY, Mo.
— KC Water has issued a precautionary advisory to boil water Tuesday night for some customers who might have experienced low water pressure due to a water main break.
KC Water said the affected area is bounded by Hangar Road to the north, Markey Road to the south, Bales Road on the west and Nellis Drive on the east.
Under the advisory, water officials recommend that customers: Boil all drinking water.
Tap water should be boiled vigorously for three minutes before using it to drink, cook or prepare food.
Let the water cool sufficiently before drinking.
Ice made with un-boiled tap water should not be used for drinking purposes.
Dishes and food contact surfaces may be disinfected using tap water that contains one teaspoon of household bleach per gallon.
Water boiled for drinking and cooking purposes may be used for brushing teeth.
KC Water said its customers will receive notice when the boil advisory has ended after tap water has been tested.

A ‘precautionary boil water advisory’ has been issued for a small portion of south Kansas City due to a water main break.
The map of the impacted area: It’s recommended to do the following: Boil all drinking water.
Tap water should be boiled vigorously for three minutes before using it to drink, cook, or prepare food.
Let the water cool sufficiently before drinking.
Ice made with un-boiled tap water should not be used for drinking purposes.
Dishes and food contact surfaces may be disinfected using tap water that contains one teaspoon of household bleach per gallon.
Water boiled for drinking and cooking purposes may be used for brushing teeth.
The utility will sample and test the water to ensure safety.
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CATAHOULA PARISH, La.
– (3/5/2018) Enterprise Waterworks, Inc in Catahoula Parish has issued a boil advisory until further notice.
They say is due to issues with the chlorine pump at their plant.
Leaders at Enterprise say people on their water system should avoid using water without boiling it if they need to brush their teeth, prepare foods, or even rinsing food.
They recommend their customers boil their water for one full minute in a clean container after the water has reached a rolling boil.
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