On Wednesday officials with the Blockers Water System issued a boil advisory affecting the Sarepta area of Webster Parish.
The advisory impacts residents along Hwy 802 and Porterville Rd.
You should boil your water for at least one minute before eating, drinking, making ice or brushing your teeth.
The advisory will remain in effect until further notice.

7 long-term drinking water advisories remain in Sask.

The city of Summerville has issued a boil water notice for all of its customers until at least Friday, according to Interim City Manager Janice Galloway.
The power went off at the plant on Filter Plant Road in the early morning hours.
As of 11 a.m., the power is restored and pressure is slowly returning throughout the system.
People are encouraged to boil the water before drinking or cooking.
Galloway said the city will run biological tests on the water to see when it’s OK to lift the boil water notice.
However, the boil water advisory is in place through Friday.

LAKE WACCAMAW, NC (WWAY) — Two days after water to the town was shut off for a short time because of a broken water main, the Town of Lake Waccamaw says things are back to normal.
According to a release from the town, lab analysis of water samples yesterday show the water is safe to drink.
Residents no longer need to boil their water.
The town has also rescinded a system pressure advisory.

HAGERMAN — Water at a rest area near Hagerman could be turned back on Tuesday after testing showed it was now E. coli free.
Last week the Idaho Transportation Department disabled water fountains at the rest area south of Hagerman on U.S. 30 after routine testing indicated the water supply had become contaminated.
Shawn Webb, district facilities manager with the Idaho Department of Transportation, said further tests indicated the E. coli was gone, but the Department of Environmental Quality requires another set of tests for the boil advisory to be lifted.
IDT should receive the results Tuesday morning.
Webb said it is unclear what caused the initial testing to show the water supply had been contaminated.

DORAL, FLA. (WSVN) – Officials have issued a boil water notice for parts of Doral after a water main break that led to the sinkhole caused flooding in the area, leading to road closures.
The Doral Police Department said traffic had to be shut down on 41st Street, between 115th Avenue and the Florida Turnpike, around 5 p.m. Monday.
7News Skyforce observed the flood affecting AMLI Doral, a nearby apartment complex.
(@DoralPolice) July 3, 2018 The boil water notice is expected to remain in effect until at least Friday.
It covers the following two areas: Between Northwest 34th to 41st streets and 107th Avenue to 136th Place Between Northwest 41st to 42nd streets and 107th to 109th avenues Here’s a closer look at the work being done on the water main break in Doral.
As of 8 p.m., Miami-Dade Water and Sewer personnel were on the scene, working to identify the affected water pipe.
“We believe it’s a 24-inch main, which is actually rather significant,” said Miami-Dade Water and Sewer Director Kevin Lynskey.
“I really want to go home.
It’s been a long day,” said Danielle Godreau.
“When construction happens, we go out in advance and attempt to mark all the areas where there are pipes,” said Lynskey, “So it’s yet to be known whether to understand if there was blame involved.” Copyright 2018 Sunbeam Television Corp. All rights reserved.

Hundreds of Redlands residents got late-night knocks and calls from the city Friday, June 29, urging them to boil their water after an equipment failure in the area.
The advisory was lifted Sunday evening, according to city spokesman Carl Baker.
Baker said a pump that services equipment near the corner of East Sunset Drive and Ford Street failed, causing low water pressure in the area.
Results from the first test came back negative Friday, but while waiting for the second test’s results, out of an abundance of caution, the city asked those in the affected area to boil their water, Baker said.
The city activated its reverse 911 system about 11 p.m. Friday, calling about 580 homes and sending city workers door to door in south Redlands to hand out notices.
The city also delivered a case of water to every home.
By Sunday, results from the second test also came back negative, and the alert was rescinded.
“At no time was there any indication that the water was anything less than drinkable,” Baker said.
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Some Ocean Isle Beach residents are under a boil water advisory Monday.
The town said in a Facebook post the boil water advisory is in effect for those west of the water tower due to a water main break on the west end of the island.
A loss of pressure has occurred due to the water main break and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommend bringing water to a rolling boil for one minute before it is consumed.
Once the water main is repaired and pressure is restored, samples will be taken and town staff will update the public.
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The Orange Water and Sewer Authority is in the process of repairing a water line in front of 214 West Cameron Avenue in Chapel Hill.
Once the repairs are completed, a boil water advisory will be issued when service is restored.
West Cameron Avenue between Wilson Street and Pittsboro Street has been closed throughout the day until repairs are complete.
Crews are taking measures to control the runoff of sediment into storm drains, which discharges into creeks and streams.
Residents may notice sediment in the street and cloudy water in ditches and streams around the area of the break.
Officials have not yet indicated how long the advisory will be in effect for.
OWASA has stated that eight customers and zero hydrants will be affected.
“Our OWASA team is working hard to repair the line as soon as possible.
Affected customers can contact OWASA for bottled water by calling 919-968-4421 at anytime,” OWASA communications and community relations officer Linda Low said in a release.

The boil water notice that was in effect for nearly a month for rural properties in the Ellison area north east of Kelowna has been downgraded to a water quality advisory.
The affected area includes all properties serviced by GEID located east of Old Vernon Road, including all areas north of Anderson Road.
This area also includes the Country Rhodes and Country View Estates stratas.
An ongoing water quality advisory has been in place for those properties serviced by GEID located at 4451 to 4563 Postill Drive, 5981 Old Vernon Road, Country Rhodes Strata at 6100 Old Vernon Road and Country View Estates at 6400 Spencer Road.
See www.glenmoreellison.com for more detailed information.
Owners of public facilities must post water quality advisory notices at all sinks or drinking water fountains accessible to the public or shut off public fountains.
As opportunities arise, they must also advise their clientele verbally of the advisory.
The improvement district says ongoing monitoring and disinfection of the water system is being maintained throughout its distribution system.
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