This follows a water main break.
West Virginia American Water has issued a boil-water advisory for approximately 10 customers on 16th St. Road and Kilowatt Lane in Huntington.
The advisory follows retiring a water main on 16th Street as required by the Division of Highways for a new road project.
West Virginia American Water has lifted a boil-water advisory for some customers in the Green Valley Area in Huntington.
The specific streets include: 16th St. Road from Norwood Road to Cedar Crest Drive, Green Valley Drive, Country Side Acres, Twin Oaks Drive, Persimmon Lane, Red Bud Lane, Grapevine Road, Lynn Courtney Drive, Greenview, Pawnee Trail, Four Pole Road, Piney Branch, Fraley Branch, and Plybons Branch.
West Virginia American Water has lifted a boil-water advisory for approximately 10 customers on Indiana Street from Walnut Streets to Garrett Street in South Charleston.
The advisory follows a water main break.
West Virginia American Water has lifted a boil-water advisory for five customers from 99 Swarthmore Ave. to Rockledge Drive.
McDowell County Public Service District-Maybeury has lifted a boil-water advisory issued for its customers on March 26.
McDowell County Public Service District- Kimball has lifted a boil-water advisory issued for its customers on Febru ary 6.

The City of Shinnston has been undergoing a water line replacement project, according to City Manager AJ Hammond.
"The contractors are currently working very close to the old line, the proximity of the lines coupled with the heavy rain fall over the past few days have resulted in challenging working conditions.
This is a temporary issue, as the project should resolve many of the issues," Hammond said.
Shinnston water customers, from Enterprise into Shinnston, are under a boil water advisory until further notice.
Anyone with questions is asked to contact Public Works at (304) 592-6017 or (304) 623-6559 during after hours.

A boil water advisory remains in effect in the borough following a water main break that was repaired late Tuesday.
"We’re expecting water samples to be taken (Wednesday) or Thursday, and it takes 24 hours for those results to come back," said Mayor John Morgan.
Until those results are known, he said, the boil water advisory will remain in effect.
The advisory will be lifted once the results confirm the water is safe for drinking.
The break, which was reported early Tuesday morning, affected the the area along Route 206 north of the borough fire department as well as the portions of Lindley Court and Limecrest Road within the borough.
The break occurred near 179 Main St. on Route 206.
Emergency workers arrived on the scene shortly afterward at around 10:30 a.m.
The break was repaired shortly before 5 p.m. Borough Clerk Beth Brothman estimated that about 36 homes and business were affected.
The advisory states that affected residents should "bring tap water to a rolling boil for five to ten minutes and allow to cool before using for consumption, drinking, ice cubes, washing vegetables and fruit and for brushing teeth."
Questions should be directed to the Borough Hall at 973-786-6688.

UPDATE: 04/03/18 3:45 p.m. Phenix City officials release a public notice regarding the Phenix City water system loosing pressure in the system along US 80 west of Auburn and along Auburn Road Monday.
You should boil water for at least three minutes and let it cool before using it.
The public notice is for areas which did not have any water pressure April 2 ro April 3 north of and south of US 80 west of Auburn and along Auburn Road.
Precautionary Boil Water Notice: See news release for details regarding the area of Phenix City that is affected: https://t.co/fY9gFligLG — City of Phenix City (@PhenixCityAla) April 3, 2018 UPDATE: 04/03/18 3:13 p.m. An update for you on the water issue in Phenix City.
News 3 learned that a local contractor was working Monday when he hit a pipe which caused it to burst on US Highway 80.
Because the pipes were completely empty it took about two hours for the pipes to fill.
Phenix City, AL (WRBL) – News 3 has received reports about a water outage in Phenix City.
One viewer on Auburn road is reporting no water since 4:00 pm Monday afternoon.
The Phenix City Utilities department tells News 3 that there was a water main break on U.S. Highway 80.
We will continue to follow this story as it develops and bring you the latest information.

West Virginia American Water has issued a boil-water advisory for approximately 12 customers on Kanawha View Road in Red House.
The advisory follows a water main break.
West Virginia American Water has issued a boil-water advisory for approximately 72 customers on the following streets in Elkview: Elk Street, Walker Addition, Second Avenue, Third Avenue and Walker Street.
The advisory follows a water main break.
Customers in these areas should boil their water for at least one full minute prior to use until further notice.

ANDOVER BOROUGH — A boil water advisory is in effect for the borough for at least the next few hours following a water main break this morning.
Borough Clerk Beth Brothman said the break, located near 179 Main Street on Route 206, was reported this morning, and emergency workers arrived at the scene around 10:30 a.m.
The break affects Route 206 north of the borough fire department as well as Lindley Court and Limecrest Road in Andover Borough only.
Brothman estimated that in total, about 36 homes and businesses are affected.
Brothman said she is unsure how long the boil water advisory will last.
A post on the borough volunteer fire department’s Facebook page at 12:14 p.m. said the issue will remain for “the next several hours.”

ONSTED — The water in Onsted was officially deemed safe to drink Tuesday morning, three days after a boil-water advisory was declared as a precaution.
Two water main breaks were found on North Main Street as the ground thawed, the first on March 29, according to information released by the village.
A boil-water advisory was briefly put into effect for approximately 20 residents near the break.
A second water main rupture was reported during the early morning hours of March 31.
Again, village officials said in a statement, a boil-water advisory was put into effect until the water main was repaired, a move due in part to the loss of water pressure.
“Whenever a water system loses pressure for any significant length of time, precautionary measures are recommended,” stated a drinking water warning posted at the Onsted village office.
Tests Tuesday morning came back clear of bacteria and the advisory was lifted at 12:35 p.m.
The water main breaks over the past week are the second of two incidents involving water woes for Onsted.
On Sept. 21, the village experienced a loss in water pressure due to a water main break, also on North Main Street.
As a precaution, interim Department of Public Works superintendent Jack Dillon issued a water boiling advisory in case bacterial contamination infiltrated the network.

WALHALLA, SC (FOX Carolina) – The city of Walhalla has issued a boil water advisory for the entire Walhalla water service area, a City Hall representative said Monday.
A water main break on Highway 28 disrupted service but the line was repaired Monday morning.
As a precaution, officials are asking residents to boil water for at least one minute before using it for drinking and cooking.
The boil water advisory will be in effect until Tuesday at 8 a.m.
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Emporia city officials are continuing their look into the chain of events that led to a boil water advisory for the city and others across Lyon County last month.
An investigation report draft copy is currently under review.
Details of that report will not be released until that review is completed, and there is no guarantee the full report will be divulged once that review process ends.
Public Works Director Frank Abart has said any potential personnel-related changes or recommendations would not be released if those are included.
Residents across Lyon County went under the advisory March 16 after a valve didn’t close correctly the night before.
That led to increased turbidity, or cloudiness, in the water supply.
Turbidity can lead to an increased risk of bacterial contamination, but none was found.
The advisory was officially for the city, but it essentially blanketed Lyon County because all the county’s rural water districts get their water from Emporia.
Because the advisory was issued on a Friday, the city had to contract with a private lab to test a battery of water samples before the Kansas Department of Health and Environment lifted the alert.

HOPEWELL, Va. — A boil order was lifted on Easter Sunday for some 9,000 customers in Hopewell and some subdivisions in Prince George County after a pipe burst at a Virginia American Water plant Friday morning.
“We’re not 100-percent,” Suits said.
“It got some of the electrical equipment that distributes power within the plant, that we own, wet and it couldn’t be operated,” Suits said.
Bottled Water Available Bottled water distribution took place at Hopewell High School on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Virginia American Water will provide information as to when the advisory is lifted.
Until further notice, impacted customers should bring tap water to a rolling boil for one minute and allow cooling before using for consumption, drinking, making baby formula, ice cubes, washing vegetables and fruit, and for brushing teeth.
Bring tap water to a rolling boil for at least one minute; allow to cool before using.
Water plant official: ‘This was a very unfortunate event’ During a 4 p.m. Friday press conference, Virginia American Water Director of Operations Lauren Sufleta said there was no immediately timeline available when the plant will be fully functioning.
“We appreciate their patience and understanding,” Sufelta said to residents of Hopewell.
We are bringing them from all over and we are doing our best to get you back into the water service that you’re so used to receiving from us.” City officials reported that the boil water advisory should be lifted on Monday by the time schools are expected to open.