Boil water advisory issued for Osawatomie.
The city’s public water supply is located in Miami County.
The advisory will remain in effect until the conditions putting the system at risk are considered adequately resolved by KDHE officials.
As part of the advisory, residents affected should: Boil water for one minute prior to drinking or food preparation, or use bottled water.
Dispose of ice cubes and do not use ice from a household automatic icemaker.
Disinfect dishes and other food contact surfaces by immersion for at least one minute in clean tap water that contains one teaspoon of unscented household bleach per gallon of water.
Water used for bathing does not generally need to be boiled.
Persons with cuts or severe rashes may wish to consult their physicians.
If your tap water appears dirty, flush the water lines by letting the water run until it clears.
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Boil water advisory issued in Greenwood Co.. GREENWOOD, Co. (WSPA) — Grennwood CPW says a boil water advisory remains in effect after a water line was hit Thursday.
The advisory affects residents and businesses in Garden Trace from Alders Gate, Bristol Court to The Meadows.
Greenwood CPW said it took effect Thursday afternoon.
Sampling has been done and results are expected at 11:05 p.m. Friday.
In the meantime, people in the affected area are urged to vigorously boil water for at least one minute before drinking or consuming it.
Ice should not be used while the advisory is in effect.
Greenwood CPW said a telephone contractor was working in the area Thursday and hit a water line.
For more information, call (864) 942-8100 or click here.
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City of Cleveland issues boil-water notice.
City of Cleveland water customers who live on the north side of town have been advised to boil their tap water until further notice.
City clerk Connie Tracas said a construction crew working on the bypass caused a water-main break on Wednesday, March 15, near the corner of U.S. 129 North and Hulsey Road.
The damaged line serves customers in a large area that runs from the historic downtown courthouse up U.S. 129 to Hulsey Road and on Ga. 75 northeast to Tom Bell Road.
Customers in the affected area (some of which is outside the Cleveland city limits) will experience a loss of water pressure and may have no water at all while the line is being repaired.
The low water pressure could cause a backflow that allows untreated water to get into individual lines.
This water could potentially be contaminated with bacteria, which is why customers should boil any water used for cooking or drinking.
(Alternatively, bottled water may be used.)
The boil-water advisory will remain in effect until the city receives water-quality test results from the Georgia Environmental Protection Division.
For more information, call the City of Cleveland, 706-865-2017.

Updates: Boil water advisory issued for some Pflugerville MUD subdivisions.
Update: 9:43 a.m.: Approximately 2,400 homes have been affected by the water line leak off Windmill Ranch.
A boil water notice has been issued.
Customers in the Blackhawk, Commons at Rowe Lane and Avalon subdivisions will be without water or experience low water pressure until approximately 10 a.m. Customers need to boil water prior to consumption.
More information is available at www.pflugervilletx.gov and city Facebook, Twitter and social media websites.
For more information, call 512-990-6400 between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. After hours, call 512-251-4004.
Update 9:34 a.m.: The subdivisions affected are municipal utility districts located just east of the Pflugerville city limits.
The city of Pflugerville public works division contacted Manville Water Supply Corp. after a Manville water leak caused a disruption of service for several subdivisions along Kelly Lane east of SH 130.
Commons of Rowe Lane, Blackhawk and Falcon Pointe are without water or experiencing low water pressure.
After-hour water emergencies or other issues may be reported to the Pflugerville Police Department communications hotline at 512-251-4004.

Updates: Boil water advisory issued for some Pflugerville MUD subdivisions.
Update: 9:43 a.m.: Approximately 2,400 homes have been affected by the water line leak off Windmill Ranch.
A boil water notice has been issued.
Customers in the Blackhawk, Commons at Rowe Lane and Avalon subdivisions will be without water or experience low water pressure until approximately 10 a.m. Customers need to boil water prior to consumption.
More information is available at www.pflugervilletx.gov and city Facebook, Twitter and social media websites.
For more information, call 512-990-6400 between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. After hours, call 512-251-4004.
Update 9:34 a.m.: The subdivisions affected are municipal utility districts located just east of the Pflugerville city limits.
The city of Pflugerville public works division contacted Manville Water Supply Corp. after a Manville water leak caused a disruption of service for several subdivisions along Kelly Lane east of SH 130.
Commons of Rowe Lane, Blackhawk and Falcon Pointe are without water or experiencing low water pressure.
After-hour water emergencies or other issues may be reported to the Pflugerville Police Department communications hotline at 512-251-4004.

Boil water advisory lifted for City of Jackson residents.
(WJTV) — Boil water advisory issued over the weekend for Jackson water customers have been lifted.
The Mississippi Department of Health said the water is now safe to drink.
The advisory has been lifted for the following areas.
MSDH says these are the steps you should take now that the advisory has been lifted: Flush faucets for a total of 10 minutes to introduce system water throughout house plumbing.
Example: 1 faucet — run for 10 minutes 2 faucets — run both for 5 minutes 3 faucets — run each for 3-4 minutes Flush any faucet a minimum of 2 minutes to ensure clearing of the line serving the faucet.
Discard any drinks, ice, food, etc, made during the boil water notice.
Do not use water from your hot water heater for drinking until several exchanges of the tank have occurred.
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Jackson Water Crisis: Water has been restored; affected areas under boil water advisory.
JACKSON, MS (Mississippi News Now) – According to a tweet from Mayor Tony Yarber, all water has been restored to the City of Jackson.
The city of Jackson tweeted Saturday morning saying contractors worked over night on the water line repair, located on Forest Avenue.
Governor Bryant has prepared a State of Emergency, which has already been drafted, just in case repairs don’t go as planned.
MEMA says repairs should not last for more than 30 hours.
Public Works Director Jerriot Smash announced that a 48-inch transmission line concrete pipe is the major problem they are dealing with.
Smash also said that all 3 breaks running at the same time has strained the water system in Jackson.
Emergency Manager Deputy Chief Brandon Falcon said the fire department is well-prepared and they are used to moving water with previous water main breaks.
To accommodate the approximately 300 students who will be on campus over the weekend, Student Affairs will deliver bottled water to all residence halls, and portable toilets will be rented and placed throughout campus because of low-water pressure in restrooms.
City officials said that a "triangle area" will be affected by this outage.

What does a boil order mean?
The affected tap water should be brought to a rolling boil for 3-5 minutes before being used.
Why has the boil order been called?
During a boil order, only bottled water or water that has been boiled for 3-5 minutes should be consumed or used to wash dishes, wash fruits/vegetables, make ice cubes or brush teeth.
It is recommended bottled water or water boiled for 3-5 minutes should be used for hand washing.
Consuming unsafe water is the most likely way to become ill.
Use bottled water or water that has been boiled for 3-5 minutes to wash and rinse dishes.
Is it safe to breast feed during the boil order after bathing in the water?
What are the symptoms of water-borne illness?
These symptoms, however, are not just associated with disease-causing organisms in drinking water; they may also be caused by several other factors.

Boil Water Advisory issued for North Louisiana Avenue.
The City of Asheville Water Resources Department has reported an emergency water interruption on/in North Louisiana Avenue from Hazel Mill Road to Emma Road.
This interruption of water requires issuance of a Boil Water Advisory.
Residents are encouraged to vigorously boil tap water for 1 minute before consuming it.
When water systems experience low pressure or lose pressure, there is an increased risk of contamination.
This does not mean the water is contaminated, but that the possibility exists.
Once pressure returns, there is the possibility that some discolored water or air could be present in the lines.
Customers are advised to run cold water for 5-10 minutes or until water is clear.
Properties in the affected areas are receiving notification via the COA automated system or door hangers.
Residents may register for automated alerts by clicking on the Citizens Alert Sign Up Link located on the COA website www.ashevillenc.gov.