Annable homes under boil water advisory.
“We have a public works employee on call at all times,” Patridge said.
“After consulting with Interior Health and the Regional Emergency Co-coordinatorthe village council decided to issue a boil water advisory,” she added.
“InteriorHealth guidelines state that we need to test water samples after the repairs arecompleted, before we can lift the water advisory.
These repairs have begun andwill probably continue all week.” The Village will inform residents when the advisory is lifted.
Coun.
Shane Ferraro reminds the community that while work is underway, accessto the back road (Lower Montcalm) is off limits.
“Right now our main concern is to get the water line hooked up again,” he said.“That road is closed off, there is no public access to that road.” Ferraro asks residents to keep boiling water until such time the advisory is lifted.
“We don’t want anyone getting sick, there could be some sediment (in thesystem).” Warfield council and volunteers quickly sprung into action following the incident,many were out knocking on doors, alerting residents not to use water withoutboiling it first.
“I couldn’t believe the volunteer firemen, they were right there to help us,” addedFerraro.

Boil advisory.
Cool Ridge Flat Top PSD has issued a boil water advisory for the following areas of West Whitby to golf course, Boyd Crowford and Ike Griffith Road.
The PSD said the Division of Highways struck a main line, knocking out water service to the area.
Customers are advised to bring all water to a full rolling boil, let it boil for one minute and let cool before using, or use bottled water.
Boiled or bottled water should be used for drinking, making ice, brushing teeth, washing dishes, bathing, and food preparation until further notice.
Boiling kills bacteria and other organisms in the water.
l l l l A boil water advisory for the Town of Oceana has been lifted.
l Beckley Water Co. has lifted a precautionary boil water advisory issued for Sweeneysburg Road from Dry Hill Road to the end of the system.
l A boil notice issued for Armstrong/Deep Water PSD has been lifted.

Cherry Street Mission seeks donations after boil water advisory.
Toledo, Ohio (WNWO)- Cherry Street Mission Ministries serves hundreds of people for breakfast lunch and dinner, but that might change because of a boil water advisory that was issued at their Madison Food and Community Service Center.
The group normally feeds around 200 people per meal and the advisory is slowing down the process severely.
They also have to wait for the water to cool down causing even more delay.
Because of this they’re asking for donations from the public including water, paper products, paper towels, plastic cutlery and pre-packaged and frozen food.
You can drop those off from 7 a.m. to 7p.m.
at 1919 Madison Ave in Toledo.
Cherry Street Mission Ministries donation list Disposable foil/aluminum cooking containers Individual bottles of water (for drinking) Jugs or gallons of water (for hand washing, wiping down tables and work stations, and making coffee).
paper products, paper towels, and breakfast foods.
Prepackaged and prepared food (heat and serve) Disposable cups (hot and cold) Disposable plates and bowls Disposable silverware Paper towels/napkins

Boil water advisory lifted, some residents still won’t drink water.
A boil water advisory for customers in Chadbourn was lifted Tuesday morning, but some residents said they still won’t drink it.
One woman brought two bottles to the town council meeting Tuesday night, and said she was concerned about the water clarity and smell of chlorine.
Mayor Phillip Britt and Interim Town Manager Pat Garrell assured residents that the water was tested and was completely safe to drink.
Water service was interrupted when a water main broke during installation of new lines on Brown Street.
"Naturally you’re first thing is to be frustrated but the good thing is in the long run we’re gonna have the pipes replaced," Britt said.
"So naturally your initial response is gonna be frustration, but everyone is going to be so happy when it’s over, I think everyone was very understanding for the most part, I really do."
He added that it took longer to restore because there weren’t as many cut-off points as there should be, but that it’s something they’ve fixed.
Also once the line has been turned off, if those lines fill up with air, when the water comes behind it that’s what causes some of your breaks when your water comes back on," Britt said.
The project manager for water and sewer improvements says all the work on Brown Street could take up to 12 months.

Boil water advisory and disruption of services in West Columbia.
West Columbia, S.C. (WACH)– The City of West Columbia has issued a boil water advisory and a disruption of services reminder for customer beginning Tuesday.
The completion of the waterline relocation project on Rainbow Drive requiring a disruption in service for City of West Columbia water customers has been completed for the customers on the East side of I-26.
Water service has been restored for the following customers, however, a boil water advisory is in effect for the customers on the East side of I-26, marked in orange on the attached map and listed below: All addresses on the 2500 Block of Rainbow Drive All addresses on the 400 and 500 Blocks of Beverly Drive All West Columbia water customers on Huntington Drive 2122 Platt Springs Road Eddine Drive White Avenue Brooks Avenue including the Leisure Center Westside Drive Whiteside Circle Bonnie Street Shirley Street Reminder!
Water service will be turned off for customers from 7 a.m. – 7 p.m. , on Wednesday or customers on the West side of I-26, marked in yellow on the attached map and listed below: 2804 & 2808 Wilton Road All addresses on Dawn Drive All addresses on Rainbow Circle All addresses on Armstrong Street All addresses on Kensington Court Once the water lines are relocated and water service is restored, water customers in this area and any water customers near this area who have lost water pressure are advised to vigorously boil their water for at least one full minute prior to drinking or cooking.
Also, any ice made from water that has not been boiled should not be used for drinking purposes.
Water customers may check the City of West Columbia website, at www.westcolumbiasc.gov, for updates on the boil water advisory.
Water customers may also contact customer service at City Hall between 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. , Monday through Friday at 803-791-1880.
Emergencies occurring after hours and on weekends and holidays should be reported to the West Columbia Police Department at 803-794-0721.

Portion of Chadwicks under boil water advisory.
A portion of Chadwicks has been placed under a boil water advisory by the Mohawk Valley Water Authority.
A contractor damaged a water main on Elm Street, according to the authority.
The advisory affects residents on Elm Street from number 9371 to number 9555; Brooks Lane; Church Street; Pear Street; Hamilton Street; Hamilton Place; and School Street.
The advisory will remain in effect for about 48 hours until laboratory testing confirms that it can be safely lifted.
Residents are advised to boil water for at least two minutes before drinking it or cooking with it until then.
The authority is also advising residents not to use water that appears cloudy or discolored, especially hot water since drawing this water into their hot water tanks could require them to flush their tanks once the water clears.
Washing clothes in discolored water could stain laundry, according to the authority.
For more information, go to www.mvwa.us and click on "water advisory," or call 315-792-0309.

Water main break prompts boil water advisory for portions of Jacksonville’s Westside.
A water main break on the Westside of Jacksonville has prompted a precautionary boil water advisory Monday afternoon for a large portion of that area of the city, JEA officials say.
Customers in the Adams Lake Community, Lauren Oaks Community, Cherokee Cove Community and those living on Normandy Boulevard between Fox Creek Drive and Cecil Commerce Parkway.
NOTE: JEA released an update removing the Chaffee Pines Community from the boil water advisory.
That area is NOT under a boil water advisory.
The other areas are.
Water used for drinking or food preparation should be brought to a rolling boil for at least one minute before use, JEA says.
It is also recommended that customers flush their home’s water lines for at least three minutes to remove any air and possible sediments from the lines.
The notice will be in effect until the problem is corrected and after two consecutive days of satisfactory bacteriological testing.
If you would like more information, call JEA’s customer service line at 904-665-6000.

Detroit lifts boil water advisory.
The Detroit Public Schools Community District closed 29 schools Friday as a precaution during the boil water alert that affected portions of Detroit, Hamtramck and Highland Park.
Testing revealed the water quality was not compromised when water pressure dropped Tuesday evening due to a glitch in a valve system at a Detroit water treatment plant.
Detroit City Council members on Friday blasted water officials for what they called an "unacceptable" and slow roll-out of information about the boil water advisory.
GLWA officials were at work by 5:07 p.m. to fix the issue and notify communities, including Detroit.
"We don’t issue (boil water alerts) for communities," McCormick said.
The GLWA recommended that an advisory be issued in Highland Park, Hamtramck, and portions of Detroit affected by the glitch, McCormick said.
"We needed to talk to GLWA" about the issue, he said.
"The difference with this incident (is) I can’t ever remember a boil water alert for the large area that we had (this week)."
No details were given Friday, but Brown touched on general ideas.

Schenectady County issues boil water advisory for Rotterdam Junction.
ROTTERDAM, N.Y. (NEWS10) — The Schenectady County Department of Environmental Health has issued a boil-water advisory for all of Rotterdam Junction as a precautionary measure after a fire hydrant in the area was damaged Saturday morning.
As a result of the damaged hydrant, some in the area are currently without water.
Officials say all residents in Rotterdam Junction should boil all water for drinking or culinary use until further notice, even once water service is restored.
Boiled or bottled water should be used for drinking, making ice, brushing teeth, washing dishes, and food preparation.
Boiling kills most bacteria and other organisms in the water.
The damage to the hydrant is currently being repaired.
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No excuses for boil water orders on First Nations reserves – Michael’s essay.
In May of 2000, during a random test of the water supply in the farming town of Walkerton, Ontario, traces of e-coli were found in a shallow water supply well.
This was the result of cattle manure washing into the well.
People in the town started to get sick — with, ultimately, 3,500 residents falling ill.
A formal judicial inquiry was held to determine what had gone wrong with the system.
While all this was going on, thousands of men, women and children in Ontario and across the country were boiling their water for at least a minute because what came out of the tap was toxic, dangerous to drink.
In all of the complicated relationships and seemingly intractable problems between governments and First Nations peoples, clean water has to be one of the simplest to resolve.
Drinking water on reserves is a federal responsibility.
A year before, the number was 139 advisories in 94 communities.
In the 13 years between 1995 and 2008, the federal government, through Aboriginal Affairs, spent $3.5 billion.