ROTTERDAM – A boil water advisory has been lifted in Rotterdam.
It was put in place after a water main break near the intersection of Hollywood Avenue and Curry Road on Sunday.

The boil water advisory has been canceled for residents of Village Green Mobile Home Park in Seymour, said Pat Fosbrink, office manager of Natural Public Supply, which supplies water to the mobile home park.
The advisory had been issued a week ago.
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CRESTON, Iowa — People in four Iowa cities have been told they can once again safely drink water from their taps.
The Southern Iowa Rural Water Association says the treatment system is back up and running with new filtration membranes.
Three cities given an all-clear Monday were Afton, Diagonal and Lenox.
Creston was cleared Sunday.
The advisory remains in effect for people in rural areas around Creston and in several counties served by the association.
A membrane filtration system failure at the Twelve Mile Water Plant in Creston had left association customers without safe tap water since June 1.
People were advised to boil tap water before consumption to avoid pathogens and parasites that could cause illness.
The water was considered safe for bathing and for pets and livestock.
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A boil water advisory for Pleasant Valley Road in the northern part of the county has been lifted, but citizens in two other areas are still being advised to boil water before drinking it.
"A water main broke on Pleasant Valley Road, so we had to remove a portion of it and replace it," said Roger Ellis, Bartow County assistant water director for engineering and operations.
"The lines in that area are getting old.
They aren’t going to last forever."
Although the Pleasant Valley line is back in operation, two other breaks in the area around Lakeview Drive and Belmont Way in Acworth and Equestrian Way in the Polo Fields subdivision have led the water department to place boil water advisories at least until sometime today.
"Once there is a break in any pipe in the system," Ellis said, "the state mandates a boil water advisory until the line can be replaced and tested for bacteria.
It usually takes 12-24 hours to get the test results back."
Ellis said the chief suspect in the Lakeview Drive break was age and the condition of the pipe, while the Equestrian break may have been due to unauthorized digging in the area.
Ellis said they plan to have problem solved by this morning.

STANFORD, Ky. (WTVQ) – A Boil Water Advisory was issued Tuesday afternoon for parts of Lincoln County.
The McKinney Water District says a line break near the intersection of Neals Creek School Road and Highway 698 led to the advisory.
An estimated 480 customers are affected in the following areas: The Stanford side of Highway 698 to Mason Gap, Neals Creek Road, Highway 27, Fairgrounds Road, the Maywood area, Highway 1247 and all roads leading off the above named locations.
Affected customers should boil all water to be used for cooking or drinking for at least three minutes until further notice.

WEST JORDAN, Utah – Residents in the Sienna Vista neighborhood of West Jordan are being asked to boil their drinking water as a precaution after a culinary water line was found to be feeding into an irrigation line.
The boil advisory was sent to about 150 residents around 7000 South and 5600 West.
According to officials with West Jordan, water division staff were called out to investigate a water leak and found a cross connection issue with a culinary water line and an unused, unpressurized secondary irrigation line.
“The Division of Drinking Water advised the city to distribute a precautionary boil advisory,” West Jordan officials wrote.
Water division staff performed a chlorine residual test on the water, which showed that chlorine residual levels were well within the normal range.
Officials said if the levels were low, it would have been a cause for concern because it would indicate that chlorine in the water was fighting bacteria.
West Jordan officials released the following information to residents Tuesday: “The Water Division is waiting for test results and expects to have those back today about 4 p.m.
Because the leak involved culinary water into an unpressurized pipe, and because city staff discovered the problem and took immediate action, it is highly unlikely there is an issue with the water quality.
The safety and integrity of our water system is the top priority for the West Jordan Water Division.
For more information, contact Kim Wells at (801)569-5163 or via e-mail kimw@wjordan.com.”

A boil water advisory has been issued for Osage County Public Water District No.
1 until approximately 1 p.m. Thursday.
This advisory is for all residents along Route A from Boeckmann Lane to Loose Creek.
This includes Boeckmann Lane, Silver Oak Trail, Valley View Trail, Lewis Trail, the town of Loose Creek and all county roads and addresses off of Route A between Boeckmann Lane and Loose Creek.
This advisory does not include residents along the affected area that are on private well water.
Authorities suggest that for their safety, residents should only use boiled or bottled water for drinking and all other food preparation.
Water may appear rusty in color so residents should also use caution when washing clothing.

A resident was filling an empty pipe with culinary water, but the pipe was not pressurized, according to West Jordan Police.
Because it was culinary, and not canal water, it is likely that there is no danger of anyone’s water being contaminated.
"As a precaution, we’ve been asked by the State Division of Water Quality to issue a boiling advisory," the advisory states.
"That means it is advised, but not required, that as a precaution you do not drink the water or use the water during food preparation in your home for at least 48 hours without first boiling the water."
"Please take whatever precautions necessary regarding this unfortunate incident," the advisory states.
According to the news release, West Jordan water officials recommend the following safeguards in light of the boiling advisory: Drinking water: Use boiled or bottled water.
(Water filtering units may not remove all contaminants) Washing produce/produce sprayers: Use only boiled or bottled water to wash produce.
In the news release, West Jordan water officials recommend the following after the boil advisory is lifted: Flush the building’s water lines for at least two minutes Clean faucet screens Clean the water line strainers on mechanical dish washing machines and similar equipment Purge all water-using fixtures and appliances of standing water (ice machines, beverage makers, hot water heaters, etc.)
Clean and sanitize all fixtures, sinks and equipment connected to the waterlines According to police, it is "highly unlikely" that there is any real contamination danger.
While initial tests show that levels are fine, they are still waiting on further testing.

The Point Blue Water System has issued a boil water advisory for some of its customers.
The water will be shut off for approximately one hour to all customers in the Wyble Subdivision due to repairs on a main water line.
Once water is restored, those customers will be under a boil water advisory until further notice.

WHITEHALL – There’s a boil water advisory Tuesday in Whitehall.
The advisory went into effect at midnight for the entire village until further notice.
The village is doing some scheduled repair work.