MIDDLETOWN, Pa. (WHTM) – Customers of Suez Middletown Water can stop boiling their drinking water.
The company announced Friday that a problem has been corrected and boiling is no longer necessary for Middletown residents.
The state Department of Environmental Protection approved lifting the advisory.
It was issued Wednesday after deficiencies were identified at one of Middletown’s wells.
Suez said the deficiencies included a loss of disinfection of water entering the distribution system.

NASHVILLE, Ind.–Nashville Utilities has issued a Boil Water Advisory through Monday, July 23, at 4 p.m. Because of a water leak of the East Monroe water line, Nashville Municipal Utility customers, in the area from Belmont to 2099 State Road 46W, are under a Boil Water Order.
Areas included are: Somerset Lake, Yellowwood, Cardinal Drive, Bambi Lane, Knight’s Corner, Hickory Hill Drive, Mockingbird Lane, and Cowboy Way to 2099 SR 46 West.
For questions, call the Nashville Utilities office at 812-988-5526.

A boil advisory has been issued for 2510 Consaul Street for the entire mobile home trailer park.
The advisory is in effect for Sunday, July 22 through Wednesday July 25 at 5 p.m. due to repairs to the City’s water distribution system.
If the advisory is extended, you will receive a notification.
Let it boil for at least three minutes, and then let it cool before use.
Please Note: If you have lesions or open surgical incisions, all tap water should be boiled as described above before being used for bathing, as well as for personal consumption.
People with compromised immune systems should contact their doctor for additional instructions.
This is normal.
Please run each of your cold-water faucets until the water clears up.
Avoid washing clothes or using your hot water taps until you have done so.
During evenings and weekends, please call 419-936-2020.

A boil advisory has been issued for Jones McGinty customers in Morehouse Parish.
According to a release, the company experienced a problem with the water on the Old Bonita Road 7/10s of miles north of the elevated tank.
Jones McGinty says there was a main leak that resulted in the loss of pressure to the entire water system and all customers of the system in Morehouse Parish.
Due to the main leak the water system says their water is at a questionable microbiological quality.
"It is recommended that all consumers disinfect their water before consuming it (including fountain drinks), making ice, brushing teeth, or using it for food preparation or rinsing of foods by the following means: Boil water for one (1) full minute in a clean container.
The one minute starts after the water has been brought to a rolling boil.
(The flat taste can be eliminated by shaking water in a clean bottle or pouring it from one clean container to another.)
Again, please be sure to disinfect your own water prior to consumption until you have been advised otherwise."

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Chuck Samples/KVOE News Emporia Public Works Director Frank Abart expects water service will return to normal by early evening for folks affected by a 16-inch line break well before sunrise Saturday morning.
Newman Regional Health, St. Marks Lutheran Church and Angels Home Health Care have not confirmed whether they lost water service.
Abart says a 6-inch line failed there.
The situation on West 12th comes after several significant water main breaks on 12th from Prairie Street to the east over the last month, including: *Sunnyslope Street on June 20 *Garfield Street on July 11 *Grand Street on July 12 It also comes as the City Engineering Office plans to make service line connections for the scheduled work on a 20-inch line that has been underway for more than a month between Prairie and Grand.
4-8 am Saturday: Water main ruptures on 12th near Lincoln; multiple reports of low pressure across town The general water main construction zone on West 12th is, unfortunately, getting larger.
A 16-inch main failed on 12th near Lincoln Street early Saturday morning, with city crews alerted to the situation around 2:30 am.
Public Works Director Frank Abart tells KVOE News a valve failed at 12th and Lincoln, so water flow continues both above and below ground.
The failure comes as the city of Emporia continues a replacement project further west on 12th.
Crews started replacing a 20-inch main on 12th from Prairie to Grand.
Pavement restoration work also will begin at the 12th and Prairie intersection.

RICHMOND, Ky. (WKYT) – Richmond Utilities says a boil water advisory that affected eight buildings on the EKU campus has been lifted.
The boil water advisory was the result of a water main break on Lancaster Avenue, according to Kristi Middleton, an EKU spokesperson.
According to Richmond Utilities, water quality tests were conducted and no hazard was detected.
It is now safe to use water in the following buildings: Blanton House Burrier Cammack Campbell Coates Foster Jones Roark

1 / 1 Surgoinsville Utility District SURGOINSVILLE — The Surgoinsville Utility District is reporting that due to Hill Tank going empty on July 19, 2018, we have reason to suspect that the water distribution to some customers of the Surgoinsville Utility District may be contaminated.
Until further notice; water customers who have experienced water outages to very low pressure in the middle of town in Surgoinsville are advised to boil water prior to using it for drinking or food preparation.
Reported outages occurred on the higher elevations of Ridge Street and those on the higher elevations served from South Zion Hill Road.
As a precaution, customers should take the following steps: 1.
Prior to boiling, the water should be strained through a clean cloth to remove sediment or floating material.
The water should then be heated to vigorous boil, and the rolling boil should be maintained for at least one minute to insure disinfection.
We are continuing to search for the problem and are purchasing water to try to fill the tank.
Once the problem has been solved, water gains and we conduct sampling, we will ask the State to lift the boil water alert.
We are expecting the boil alert to be in effect throughout the week but could be longer depending on sample results.
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A boil advisory is in effect for Middletown Water customers, Suez announced Wednesday.
The company said Middletown Water is experiencing "operational conditions that compromise the water quality."
The deficiencies were discovered in Middletown Well #2, and include the loss of disinfection of water entering the distribution system.
Read PennLive’s ‘TAPPED OUT’ drinking water investigation There is an increased risk the water may contain disease-causing organisms, Suez said.
Water must be boiled before being consumed.
Boiled or bottled water should be used for drinking, making ice, brushing teeth, washing dishes and food preparation, until further notice.
Suez said Well #2 is being taken offline due to a disinfection system operation failure, and testing will be done.
The company will release when the boil advisory is no longer needed.
For more information contact Suez-Middletown at 717-948-3055 or 888-844-0352.
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MARIETTA, Ohio (WTAP) – The city of Marietta has issued a boil water advisory for residents on all of Merryhill Street, all of Hickory Lane, all of Merigold Lane and residents along Colegate Drive to Brentwood Street.
Boil advisories usually last 24 hours.
Please call 740-374-6864 with any questions.