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The water quality advisory in Kelowna has been expanded to include several homes on the Swick Road water system.
The rest of the city is also under a boil water advisory.
The city says there is a modest health risk associated with consuming tap water.
It is not a mandatory boil water notice.
READ MORE: Boil-water notices and water-quality advisories issued in central Okanagan People over 65 or under 12 or with weakened immune systems or chronic illnesses may wish to boil tap water for one minute before using.
The advisory has been issued because of high turbidity levels at the Swick Road water system caused by sediment flowing into Okanagan Lake.
It’s also in effect for all city water utility customers.
Customers serviced by the Swick Road water system include: •5851 – 5891 Lakeshore Road •167 – 180 Rimrock Road •164 – 168 Rimrock Court •100 – 186 Timberline Road •205 – 220 Ambridgefield Road Interior Health has launched an interactive water advisory map showing current drinking water advisories at www.drinkingwaterforeveryone.ca Follow @Jules_Knox

Southwestern Water Corp. has issued a boil water advisory until 4 p.m. Wednesday.
The areas included are County Road 550W from 300S, going south on 550W to 450S.
This includes Deaver Road, Baldwin Addition, and all customers on 300W, 500S and 500W off of County Road 450S.
The advisory also includes County Road 275S, Arian Trail, Crossing Lane, Somerset Meadows, State Road 58 to County Road 525S and County Road 400W from 250S to 550S.
For more information, call the water company at 812-342-4421.

Customer affected by this outage may experience air in the line or discolored water for up to 48 hours.
For more information, please contact the Valley Falls Public Service District at 304-363-0570.

The advisory was issued for a line repair in the Church Street area.
Customers that live on Church Street, Wood Street, George Street and Elizabeth Street are asked to boil their water until further notice.
For more information, please contact Duane Reynolds at (304) 873-1249 or City Hall at (304) 873-1400.
General guidelines on way to lessen the health risk are available from the EPA Safe Drinking Water Hotline at (800) 426-4791.

SCOTT – Residents in the town of Scott are being advised to boil water following a valve failure Thursday afternoon.
Those using municipal water north of Van Lanen Road should begin boiling water or use bottled water, the town said.
The Scott Municipal Utility (SMU) issued the boiling notice after a water main/valve failed.
The valve has been repaired and samples of water are being taken.
The boil order is a precaution, but residents in the affected area should boil water until further notice, the release said.

The Town of Ituna in under an indefinite boil water advisory following work on its filtration system.
On Tuesday, the town declared water restrictions.
They are now hauling in treated water from Melville, Scully added.
“And anytime you do that the risk increases substantially that something could happen.” But he said there’s no reason to believe that the water is actually unsafe, only that there’s a potential it could become contaminated.
The advisory is causing inconvenience for local business owners.
“I don’t want people getting sick,” she said.
I just can’t.” Instead, she plans to drive to get jugs of water from Kelliher, about 25 minutes away.
And she’s finding other creative solutions.
“You’ve got to wash tomatoes, so I’m just not putting tomatoes on burgers,” she said.
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HENDERSON – The Henderson County Water District has issued a boil water advisory for a significant portion of the Spottsville area.
The water district had to complete work on a broken water main and is issuing a boil advisory for customers with the following addresses: All of East WH Negley Road, all of Farley Road, all of Peach Orchard Road, all of Chaney Road, 9877 Gregory Road, 5829 through 6845 Hatchett Mill Road, and 8257 through 8540 Old U.S. 60.
Residents are advised to boil water for five minutes before consuming.
According to news release, "There is a possibility customers may experience cloudy or discolored water.
If your water is discolored, please open several cold water faucets until the water runs clear before using.
This should typically take only a few minutes."
For further information, please contact Henderson County Water District at (270)826-9802.

A boil-water advisory was lifted Wednesday night (May 23) for the Venetian Isles area of New Orleans East, according to a notice issued just before 8 p.m. by the New Orleans Sewerage and Water Board.
The advisory was issued Tuesday for areas to the east of Textron Marine & Land Systems on Chef Menteur Highway, including Venetian Isles, out of "an abundance of caution" following a drop in water pressure, Sewerage & Water Board officials said.
The state health department recommends issuing boil-water advisories when water-pressure levels dip below 15 pounds-per-square-inch, which occurred Tuesday in the Venetian Isles area due to a water main break in the 19700 block of Chef Menteur Highway.
The S&WB, in conjunction with the Louisiana Department of Health and Hospitals, lifted the boil advisory Wednesday after bacteriological tests showed the water was safe to drink and could be used for personal needs, officials said.
Residents are advised to flush their internal and external plumbing by running water through the systems for several minutes.
NOLA.com | The Times-Picayune reporter Beau Evans contributed to this story.

The Black Mountain Irrigation District has issued a boil water notice for all users on the water system.
The district says that the notice was issued because of a malfunction of a valve regulating the flow of treated water into the distribution system from Mission Creek.
The failure is preventing the valve from opening sufficiently to meet the increased demand from warm temperatures and increasing seasonal demand.
To maintain water supply to the district it is necessary to bypass the water treatment plant and use untreated water directly from Mission Creek, the district says.
advertisement The water quality in Mission Creek is particularly poor right now due to spring runoff.
During a boil water notice, tap water used for drinking, brushing teeth, or rinsing ready-to-eat-foods should be brought to a rolling boil for one minute.
The boil water advisory is in effect until further notice.
The location of the valve and the time it will take once it is repaired to refill reservoirs and flush out the distribution system with treated water will likely take about two weeks.