TALLULAH, La.
– The City of Tallulah has experienced a breakdown of two pumps at the Tallulah Water Plant.
Due to the pumps breaking down, water officials expect to lose pressure and this will cause water customers to lose water in their homes and businesses.
As a precaution, the city is issuing a boil advisory immediately for all City of Tallulah water.
All customers are advised to disinfect their water before consuming it (including fountain drinks, making ice, brushing teeth, pet consumption, or using it for food preparation or rinsing of foods by the following means: Boil water for one full minute in a clean container.
The one minute starts after the water has been brought to a rolling boil.

TALLULAH, La.
(KNOE) – The City of Tallulah has issued a boil water advisory for all water customers.
Officials say City of Tallulah Water System has experienced a breakdown of two pumps at the water plant.
They say they expect to lose pressure, which will lead to loss of water in homes and businesses within a couple hours.
The City of Tallulah recommends all consumers disinfect water before using it.
This includes making ice, brushing teeth, pet consumption, or food preparation.
They say water can be cleaned by boiling water for one full minute.

Water advisories West Virginia American Water has issued a boil-water advisory for 5 customers on Frame Road in Elkview.
The advisory follows a water main break.
Customers in this area should boil their water for at least one full minute prior to use until further notice.
West Virginia American Water has lifted a boil-water advisory for Ballard Road and side roads in the Alum Creek area.
Fort Gay Water has lifted a boil-water advisory issued on Feb. 12 for its water customers.

The affected areas include homes from 2600 to 2900 Lake Circle and 4000-4199 Eastover Drive.
This notice does not mean that your water is unsafe, but it does mean that you must take precaution and boil your water before use.
Residents will be notified immediately when the advisory is lifted.

Residents of Lampman are still stuck boiling their water before using it, as the Town of Lampman finishes their maintenance and upgrades on their water treatment plant.
"We are still continuing to do repairs," said Mayor Sean Paxman, "Most of the work’s been done, now we’re just waiting for a few more materials to get in, and anticipate within the next couple weeks that they’ll be wrapped up then everything should be good to go."
He added that the water advisory is just a formality.
It was originally put in place a couple months ago due to high turbidity in the water, then extended to cover the work in the plant.
"The rest of the materials should be here later next week, and then it’s just a matter of getting that equipment installed."
The water sample phase will also take approximately a week to conduct before the advisory is lifted.

SEMINOLE COUNTY, Fla. – A precautionary boil-water advisory is in effect for some Seminole County subdivisions, according to Utilities Inc. of Florida.
Officials said residents in the Weathersfield, Goldie Manor, Trailwoods and Oakland Hills subdivisions are affected.
The advisory was put into effect Thursday because of a pressure drop below 20 PSI within the potable water system that serves the communities, officials said.
This occurrence was the result of a mechanical failure at the water treatment facility.
"We are requesting as a precaution, that all water used for drinking, cooking, making ice, brushing teeth or washing dishes be boiled," Utilities Inc. said.
"A rolling boil of one minute is sufficient.
As an alternative, bottled water may be used."
Officials said the precautionary boil-water notice will remain in effect until a satisfactory bacteriological survey is received.
A rescission notice will be issued separately once the advisory has been lifted.
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CENTERVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — Residents in Centerville are again without water as the city experiences issues with its supply.
Hickman County EMA issued an update Thursday saying the maintenance department is working to fix the issue.
Some residents remain without water while others are being asked to conserve water, including holding off on laundry, flushing the toilet only when necessary and no car washing.
As a result, Jacobs says the town cannot pump water to customers that don’t meet standards.
No contaminated water of any kind is allowed to be delivered to customer’s faucets.
Jacobs says according to the National Weather Service, the city has seen the most rainfall in the month of February since 1890, 120 years.
A boil water notice was sent to residents with the following instructions: Prior to boiling, the water should be strained through a clean cloth to remove any sediment or floating material.
The water should then be heated to a vigorous boil, and the rolling boil should be maintained for one minute to insure disinfection.
Meanwhile, heavy rain is falling in the area and making some roads impassable.
Make sure to check the latest list of road closures before heading out the door.

The City of Kirksville has issued a 48-hour boil advisory for citizens who live on several Kirksville streets.
The advisory was issued for people who live on: Baltimore Street, between Normal and Alexander; Park Avenue, between Baltimore and Ely; and Highland Street, between Baltimore and Ely.
The advisory is scheduled to end at 10:30 a.m. on Friday.

COLUMBIA, S.C. (WACH)– A boil water advisory has been issued for water customers on Humphrey Drive according to the City of Columbia Water Works.
Water customers on Humphrey Drive from Nancy Avenue to Shakespeare Road and Hearn Drive are advised to vigorously boil their water for at least one full minute prior to drinking or cooking.
The City experienced a six-inch water main break that could possibly result in the contamination of water and are currently working to correct the problem.
For those who may have questions please call the City of Columbia Customer Care Call Center at 803-545-3300.

A boil advisory for the city of Maxwell was issued Wednesday afternoon and won’t expire until sometime Friday, according to the Story County website.
The advisory was issued after a water main break was discovered on Metcalf Street near Collins-Maxwell High School, said Tony Ness, the Maxwell fire chief.
Matt Cory, a Story County environmental specialist, found the break Wednesday morning when he saw water spilling into the street while dropping his daughter off at the school.
Ness said crews tried to fix the leak without shutting the water off, but discovered that wasn’t an option.
He waited to shut the water off until school was out because shutting off the water forces the schools to end for the day, he said.
To fix it, the city shut off the supply from the city’s water tower around 3:30 p.m. Wednesday.
With the pressure gone, the system is more susceptible to bacteria.
“If you lose pressure, you pretty much have to put out a boil advisory,” Ness said.
Before the advisory can be lifted, the city has to take two samples of the water 16 hours apart.
With the tower shut off, the water main was fixed Wednesday.