Boil water advisory issued for Pittsboro, parts of Lizton due to Hendricks Co. water main break.
PITTSBORO, Ind.
— A boil water advisory has been issued for the city of Pittsboro and about 200 customers south of Lizton because of a water main break in Hendricks County Wednesday morning.
Citizens Energy Group customers impacted by the boil order include those living in an area bounded by County Roads 800N, 450N, 573E and State Street in Lizton.
The city of Pittsboro has placed all of their citizens under a boil water advisory as well.
Repairs to the broken water main are expected to take several hours.
When water is restored to Lizton and Pittsboro residents later today, customers are advised to boil their drinking water for three minutes and allow it to cool before using it.
The advisory will remain in effect for the next 36 ours.
Citizens customers with questions about the advisory can call (317) 892-3326.
Pittsboro customers can call (317) 892-3326.

Boil water advisory issued for Hoene Springs.
JEFFERSON COUNTY, Mo.
(KMOV.com) – A boil water advisory has been issued until further notice for residents of Hoene Springs, MO, Public Water Supply District 6.
The advisory comes from a water main break due to the rising waters.
Officials say the creek will need to go down a bit before they can make necessary repairs and restore the water to normal consumable use.
Residents of the area should check the Public Water Supply District 6 website for updates.
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Boil water advisory in effect in Whitehall.
The village of Whitehall issued a boil water advisory slated to begin on May 1 at midnight, but complications with the scheduled work caused the advisory to be rescinded 12 hours after it was issued.
“That’s cutting out a section and replacing it…it could be eight inches, 10 inches it all, depends…it could go up to two feet,” Brock said of the section of pipe to be replaced.
The advisory was rescinded because the DPW crew was having difficulties tracing the leak to its source.
“The problem was not finding the leak – it’s not surfacing,” Brock said.
“It’s following the storm sewer.” As a result, Brock called Rural Water, a Claverack based non-profit organization that assists small communities with their water and wastewater operations.
Brock said the organization has more advanced equipment which will be able to better identify the source of the leak.
Rural Water sent personnel to Whitehall on Monday and they were able to identify the location of the leak and the DPW will commence work on Wednesday, which should only take a few hours.
“It’s a lot faster now than it was 20 years ago.” The boil-water advisory will go into effect again on Wednesday at midnight and remain in effect for three days because the water must undergo three consecutive days of testing to ensure it meets code.
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LAURINBURG – Residents in the Hasty community are under a boil water advisory, after a water main bust early Tuesday. Shortly after midnight, residents lost water completely from McQueen to Crestline Roads. The incident was one of two that occurred Monday, officials said. On Monday afternoon, residents in the Woodbridge Drive area began reporting issues with water pressure around 4 p.m., according to Stacey McQuage, director of Laurinburg Public Utilities. The incidents are unrelated, according to McQuage. “It’s pretty routine to have these occasions; you just don’t usually have two in the same night,” McQuage said. Around 60 residents were without water until 6 a.m. Tuesday The outage was caused by a break in an eight-inch waterline near the corner of McQueen Road and US 501 South. Finding the problem took quite…

This water main must be relocated to accommodate conflicts within the underground utility layout.
Work is scheduled to be completed by 1:00 pm today, at which time, samples will be taken to determine water quality.
This loss of pressure in the distribution system may cause back-pressure, back-siphonage, or a net movement of water from outside the pipe to the inside through cracks, breaks, or joints in the distribution system that are common in all water systems.
Boiled or bottled water should be used for drinking, making ice, brushing teeth, washing dishes, and food preparation until further notice.
Boiling kills bacteria and other organisms in the water.
Bathing, showering and toilet flushing may be performed using water from the tap without boiling it first.
They may pose a special health risk for infants, young children, some of the elderly and people with severely compromised immune systems.
The symptoms above are not caused only by organisms in drinking water.
If you experience any of these symptoms and they persist, you may want to seek medical advice.
Water System ID#: 1270000 Date distributed: 5/1/17 8:32 AM What is a Boil Water Advisory?

Announcements & Alerts
Hiervan el agua antes de usarla.
On 05/01/17 at 10:00 am, the City of Lancaster Water Department has issued a boil water advisory for customers because of a main break on 05/01/17.
This notice is for customers at addresses: 24,26,27,28,29,30,31,32,33,34,35,36,37,38,39,40,41,44,45,46,47,48,49,50,51,53,54,56, and 58 Fresh Meadow Drive The City of Lancaster Water System may be at an increased risk from microbial contamination due to a drop/loss of water pressure within a part of the distribution system.
Although there is no direct evidence that the water is unsafe, there is a pronounced increased chance that disease-causing organisms could enter the water distribution system.
DO NOT DRINK THE WATER WITHOUT BOILING IT FIRST.
Bring all water to a rolling boil, let it boil for one minute, and let it cool before using; or use bottled water.
These people should seek advice about drinking water from their health care providers.
These symptoms, however, are not caused only by organisms in drinking water, but also by other factors.
We will inform you when the situation is corrected and tests confirm the water is safe to drink.

Rotterdam boil water advisory has been lifted.
ROTTERDAM, N.Y. (NEWS10) — The Schenectady County Department of Environmental Health has lifted the boil water order for the Town of Rotterdam.
Schenectady County officials say residents no longer need to boil water for drinking and culinary purposes.
Officials do recommend residents flush all water lines in their home or business for three to five minutes prior to use as a precaution.
Be sure to throw away any ice made by ice machines during the boil water advisory, including any final batch made before or while flushing water lines.
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Last boil water advisory lifted for Millersville area after 17 water main breaks in less than 2 weeks.
The last boil water advisory for residents of the Millersville area affected by more than a dozen water main breaks in less than two weeks has been lifted, Lancaster city’s public works department announced Friday.
A series of boil water advisories were issued off-and-on after the first water main break April 16, according to Charlotte Katzenmoyer, director of public works.
In all, there were 17 water main breaks, she said, and each break was repaired within a few hours.
She did not have a cost estimate Friday for the water main break repairs.
And while water mains were being fixed, others broke, prompting repeated boil water advisories in neighborhoods mostly in the Millersville area.
The city was in the design phase of a $10 million to $20 million plan to replace the 45 miles of concrete pipes serviced by the city’s water department with ductile iron ones when the mains began breaking April 16, Katzenmoyer said.
On Friday she said the design plans have shifted so that pipe replacement in the Millersville area can be begin "a lot sooner than other areas" with construction "hopefully … starting later this year."
Concrete pipes are located in over half of the 10 municipalities the City of Lancaster’s Bureau of Water services.
After an advisory is lifted, the water department recommends running the cold water foundation or faucet for two to three minutes, flushing automatic ice makers, draining and refilling hot water heaters set below 115 degrees and running water softener through a regeneration cycle.

Per the borough’s website, the water "is now safe to drink".
Residents who live in the area reported brown water and low pressure on Wednesday.
The issue started overnight Tuesday, when the Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority conducted maintenance on a pump in its Aspinwall plant.
It caused water pressure to drop, which a PWSA spokesman said is linked to a pipe replacement project in Etna.
Aspinwall’s borough manager put the boil water advisory in place after learning of the issues just after 4 a.m. Wednesday.
“I bought a case of water for coffee and food preparation.
Other than that, we’re just going about our normal business,” Mike Piccardo, an Aspinwall resident, said.
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Boil water advisory LIFTED for areas in Spartanburg Co.. SPARTANBURG CO., S.C. (WSPA) – A boil water advisory that was issued for some of the residents of the Startex, Jackson, Wellford, Duncan Water District (SJWD) has been lifted.
The following areas were impacted by the advisory: East Victor Hill Rd.
from Rogers Bridge Rd.
to Berry Shoals Rd.
All Subdivisions included on or off of the above-mentioned section All of Bearden Dr. Subdivisions include: Shadow Field Acres, Sapphire Pt., Carlton Creek, and Berry’s Pond Tucker Inc. was making a bore on East Victor Road when they struck a water main.
The water main has since been repaired and the area has been flushed.
SJWD Water District confirms that the water is safe to drink and the advisory has been repealed.
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