Water systems in Acadiana have asked customers to either conserve water and/or issued boil water advisories because of freezing conditions.
Low water pressure from residents letting their water faucets run to prevent pipes from freezing prompted the advisory.
Evangeline Parish Bayou De Cannes Water System in Basile has issued a boil water advisory until further notice.
Iberia Parish There has been an increase in usage of water by customers of the Bayou Teche Water Works due to the recent cold weather.
There is no Boil Water advisory for the system yet but that could change if usage is not reduced.
Waterworks District #3 of Iberia Parish officials will be shutting down pumps at 4 pm due to excessive water loss in the system.
Waterworks District #3 will be under a boil advisory until further notice.
With temperatures rising above freezing levels, Lafayette Mayor-President Joel Robideaux and Lafayette Utilities System (LUS) urge citizens to check for water leaks and turn off running faucets to help alleviate the effects.
St. Martin Parish There has been an increase in usage of water by customers of the Bayou Teche Water Works due to the recent cold weather.
There is no Boil Water advisory for the system yet but that could change if usage is not reduced.

JACKSON TOWNSHIP — A community in Monroe County is experiencing a water outage due to a faulty valve since about 5 p.m. Wednesday night.
The Pocono-Jackson Water Authority told Newswatch 16 that the faulty valve has caused a water outage for approximately 150 homes and businesses between the Reeders and Tannersville area.
Officials say hand-delivered notices are being distributed to every customer regarding the boil water advisory in Monroe County.

Several areas in Lafourche Parish are under a boil water advisory until further notice.
Here’s the list: Bayou Blue and all areas along La.
From Lafourche Crossing south to Danos Street along La.
From the intersection of La.
20 and Choctaw Road to the end of La.
307 in Kraemer.
From the Intracoastal Canal in Larose south to the Lafourche Parish line is also under the advisory.
Lafourche Parish Water District No.
In the meantime, officials are asking residents to conserve water because of the increased demand on the system.
Officials said residents should also disinfect water before drinking, making ice, brushing their teeth or using it to prepare or clean food.

GREENVILLE, Pa. – Residents of Greenville no longer have to boil the water used for drinking or cooking.
Borough officials on Thursday lifted the precautionary boil alert issued last week following flooding and a water main break.
A media release from the Greenville Municipal Water Authority states that daily water samples collected in the distribution system from Sunday January 14th through Wednesday, January 17th showed no evidence of bacterial contamination.
The boil alert was extended until today after the Department of Environmental Protection asked for further testing.

The boil advisory impacted approximately 100 customers for homes located at 301 to 722 Mohican Trail.
Brushing teeth.
Washing fruits and vegetables.
Preparing food and baby formula.
Making ice.
Giving to pets.
Customers did not need to boil water prior to using it for showering or bathing.
Service has returned to normal.
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Several areas in Lafourche Parish are under a boil water advisory until further notice.
Here’s the list: Bayou Blue and all areas along La.
From Lafourche Crossing south to Danos Street along La.
From the intersection of La.
20 and Choctaw Road to the end of La.
307 in Kraemer.
From the Intracoastal Canal in Larose south to the Lafourche Parish line is also under the advisory.
Lafourche Parish Water District No.
In the meantime, officials are asking residents to conserve water because of the increased demand on the system.
Officials said residents should also disinfect water before drinking, making ice, brushing their teeth or using it to prepare or clean food.

New Orleans East residents are under a precautionary boil-water advisory because of water pressure that dropped for several areas Wednesday, officials said.
Officials said the advisory is due to Pumping Station No 10 in New Orleans East losing pressure, which remained under the accepted levels for 15 minutes.
Residents in the affected area are advised to not drink tap water or make ice with it until further notice.
People with compromised immune systems should not wash their hands or shower until the advisory is lifted.
Use caution when bathing infants and children.
Do not consume water or make ice with tap water.
Residents with immune systems that are compromised should take precautions.
Only New Orleans East residents are affected.
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MOREHOUSE PARISH, La.
– (1/17/2018) Officials in Morehouse Parish tell NBC 10 people living in parts of the parish need to boil their water if they are drinking it or using it for cooking.
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According to the Consolidated Waterworks District No 2 in Bastrop, people living on parts of Old Bonita Road and tributary roads off that area needs to boil their water for one minute before using it for consumption.
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Please boil your water USED FOR CONSUMPTION for one full minute in a clean container.
The one minute begins after the water has been brought to a rolling boil.
As soon as we have results from LA DHH that the samples are clear, you will be notified via news media of the rescission order.

A boil water advisory that had been in effect since shortly after New Year’s Day for the 620 customers of Village Green Mobile Home Park, 825 S. O’Brien St., Seymour, has been lifted.
The advisory was put into effect after the wells that supply water to the mobile home park ran dry, said Pat Fosbrink, the office manager of Natural Public Supply.
That utility supplies water to the park.

A boil water advisory was issued late Wednesday (Jan. 17) for St. John the Baptist Parish due to a lack of pressure in the water system, according to parish officials.
The advisory, which remains in effect until further notice, covers the entire parish.
Parish officials said the system had "little to no pressure" late Wednesday, citing a combination of more than 100 isolated leaks, dripping faucets and excessive water use in taxing the parish’s water system, which can no longer keep up with demand.
The water system is expected to "catch up" overnight, but officials urged residents to continue to conserve water as much as possible, according to a statement posted to the parish government’s website and Facebook page.
Once water pressure is restored, residents should boil water for one minute before consuming the water or using it for cooking.
The advisory does not affect showering or bathing.
Officials reminded residents to protect exposed pipes, and to only let faucets drip as a last resort for preventing frozen pipes.
Earlier Wednesday night, parish officials urged residents to immediately stop all water usage amid concerns of a "total loss in water pressure."
St. John is one of several parishes struggling to contend with high water demand as icy temperatures drive up usage.
In Jefferson Parish, officials have asked residents to conserve water as the parish drops the system’s pressure.