MORRIS TWP.
The water quality samples have been analyzed by the Southwest Morris County Municipal Utilities Authority (SMCMUA) and passed.
The map accompanying this article notes the areas where boiling water is recommended.
The area stretches from Mendham Road at Whitehead Road to Sussex Avenue at Craig Road to Egbert Avenue and Woodlawn Drive and the land in between.
If discolored water is observed, flush the internal cold water plumbing lines until all faucets run clear, start at the lowest level of your home or business and work your way to the highest level floor.
Flush sinks, tubs, showers, all appliances that utilize water and outdoor hose bibs.
Flush the water lines that feed the washing machine and dishwasher before use by running each through one cycle.
If discolored water is utilized to wash laundry, it may become stained, in this case the laundry may have to be rewashed (do not dry stained laundry) using an iron stain remover product.
Follow manufacturer recommendations for any necessary flushing of water softeners/cartridge filters.
If the water pressure or flow is lower than normal at a specific faucet, remove and clean the aerator screen.

IOWA — The long wait for drinkable water in seven southern Iowa counties is nearly over.
A filter at the Southern Iowa Rural Water Association (SIRWA) in Creston failed on June 1st, and since then customers have been under a boil advisory.
Repairs have since been made, but all affected communities will have to flush their water towers and water mains, and then test for possible contaminates.
That process has already started in Creston.
If their samples pass, the boil advisory in the city will be lifted.
Hy-Vee is partnering with Anheuser-Busch to donate more than 6,000 gallons of water to the seven counties affected.
The water will be delivered to Prescott, Lenox, and Nodaway on Sunday.

TAMPA (FOX 13) – A boil water advisory has been issued after a water main break flooded a Tampa neighborhood Thursday.
The 36-inch water main started gushing water onto N Rome Ave., between Hillsborough Avenue and W Hannah Avenue, around 5 p.m. Tampa police said the broken main was turned off by 8 p.m.
However, Rome Avenue will remain closed from Rio Vista, north to Hanna due to the large hole created by the break.
The view from SkyFOX showed water pouring from the roadway.
Water flooded a few homes closest to the break.
“The living room, the water went under the sofa and, in the other room, I was able to pick everything up before the water got in here,” homeowner Tony Gonzalez said.
We have a mess in the house.
It’s gonna take a little while to get everything right again.” The Tampa Water Department said, as a precaution, it is advising residents and businesses within the area of Interstate 275 to the east, Dale Mabry to the west, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard to the south and Busch to the north to boil water for drinking and food preparation.
The boil water notice will remain in place for two days.
Stay with FOX 13 News for more on this developing story.

Jeff Davis Water Commission #1 says that water will be shut off to some residents of Bell City today to repair a water leak.
The shutoff will occur today, June 7, beginning at 9:00 am as crews work to fix the issue.
Areas will be placed under a boil water advisory until further notice.
Areas affected by the water shutoff and boil advisory include Hwy 14 East, Hoffpauir Rd., Rossignol Rd., A. Derouen Rd., Charles Schultz Rd., North Railroad, B St., C St., D St., 2ND St., 3rd St., and 4th St.
Residents can stay updated by going to jdwc1.com

A boil order advisory that was put in place this past Friday for all residents of the Town of Stephenville has now been lifted.
The boil order was put in place due to a malfunction in the chlorination system, which has since been repaired.

The water advisory for the Salem area remains in effect as new water samples show cyanotoxins decline to "nominal levels."
The City of Salem said data received early Thursday morning from water samples taken on Tuesday show no cyanotoxins in the water distribution system above the EPA advisory levels for vulnerable populations.
Officials said one additional day of results below EPA guidelines is needed to lift the advisory for vulnerable populations.
The advisory is for children under the age of 6 years old, people with compromised immune systems, people receiving dialysis treatment, people with pre-existing liver conditions, the elderly, pets, pregnant women or nursing mothers or other sensitive populations in the city of Salem, city of Turner, suburban East Salem Water District, and Orchard Heights Water Association.
People not listed above may continue to drink the water in the affected areas, according to the City of Salem.
Information will be updated at cityofsalem.net.
Most water filters and purifiers will not remove this toxin from drinking water.
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A boil water advisory is in effect for residents of Village Green Mobile Home Park, 825 S. O’Brien St., Seymour.
The advisory will remain in effect until further notice, according to a news release from Pat Fosbrink, office manager of Natural Public Supply, which supplies water to the mobile home park.
Information: 812-522-1304

The Virginia Department of Health, the Lynchburg Health Department and Lynchburg Department of Water Resources jointly have issued a boil water notice for residents near Lynchburg’s Riverside Drive.
Streets affected include Riverside Drive; Ridgelawn Place; the 100, 200 300, 400 and 500 blocks of Reusens Road; Chambersville Street, Gilliam Avenue and Rolfe Avenue.
Get breaking news emails Enter your email: Apps: iOS • Android Do not drink tap water without boiling it first if you live on these streets.
Failure to follow this advisory could result in stomach or intestinal illness.
Boiled or bottled water should be used for drinking, beverage and food preparation, and making ice until further notice.
Boiling kills bacteria and other organisms in the water and is the preferred method to assure tap water is safe to drink.
Bring all tap water to a rolling boil, let it boil for one minute, and let it cool before using, or use bottled water.
The city will flush the water system and collect water samples.
It anticipates resolving the problem within 48 hours.
For more information, call the Lynchburg Department of Water Resources at (434) 455-4250; Lynchburg Health Department at (434) 477-5900 or read the Boil Water FAQs.

A boil advisory has been issued for a portion of Spickard affecting the area from Lincoln Street south.
Spickard Mayor Jesse Richmond reports water was turned off in the area this morning until 2 o’clock this afternoon due to major line work.
The boil advisory continues until 2 o’clock Friday afternoon.

LYNCHBURG, Va. (WDBJ7) — The City of Lynchburg’s Department of Water Resources has issued a notice for their customers.
The Virginia Department of Health, in conjunction with the Lynchburg Health Department and City of Lynchburg Department of Water Resources says for residents in the Riverside Dr. area should boil their tap water or use bottle water for drinking and cooking purposes.
Failure to follow this advisory could cause a stomach or intestinal illness, the department says.
This advisory takes place after a broken water main valve on Riverside Drive.
Areas affected include the following: – Riverside Drive – Ridgelawn Place – Reusens Road (in the 100, 200, 300, 400, and 500 blocks) – Chambersville Street – Gilliam Avenue – Rolfe Avenue "Boiled or bottled water should be used for drinking, beverage and food preparation, and making ice until further notice.
Boiling kills bacteria and other organisms in the water.
Boiling is the preferred method to assure that the tap water is safe to drink.
Bring all tap water to a rolling boil, let it boil for one minute, and let it cool before using, or use bottled water."
For more information, call: City of Lynchburg’s Department of Water Resources (434) 455-4250 Lynchburg Health Department (434) 477-5900