BRAXTON COUNTY, W.Va. (WSAZ) — A boil water advisory is in effect for some customers in the Sutton area, according to a news release from the Flatwoods Canoe Run Public Service District.
The agency reports that customers from Flatwoods Corner Road down to the funeral home, including Quality Street and Doctors Lane, are affected.
The advisory is due to a water main break, which is expected to be fixed within the next 48 hours.
Customers are advised to thoroughly boil any water used for cooking/drinking, bathing, oral hygiene and watering pets.

FLATWOODS, W.Va. (WDTV) — A boil water advisory is in effect from the Flatwoods Corner Road to Stockert-Paletti Funeral Home, including Quality Street and Doctors Lane, until further notice.
Residents are advised to bring all water to a boil, let it boil for at least one minute, and let it cool before use; or use bottled water.
Officials say the advisory is due to a main line break on Flatwoods Corner Road.
Stay with 5 News for updates.

The boil water advisory in the Village of Phoenix has been lifted.
The advisory was put in place after officials say a water main break on Locke Street cause an increased risk of untreated water and harmful microbes entering the water supply.
While the break was fixed, residents were asked to boil water until test results showed two clean water samples.

Utility crews have been working around the clock in all municipalities to restore water services to customers as quickly as possible.
The mandatory boil water notice will be lifted by municipal utility service areas as satisfactory bacteriological test results are obtained.
The municipal utility service areas are listed below and the attached map identifies the boil water status of each municipal utility service area.
Green shaded areas are clear and the boil water notice has been lifted.
Purple shaded areas are still under a mandatory boil water notice.
: Bay County Retail Utility Service Area Green Panama City Beach Utility Service Area Green Panama City Utility Service Area Green Panama City North Utility Service Area Green Lynn Haven Utility Service Area Green Parker Utility Service Area Green Callaway Utility Service Area Purple Springfield Utility Service Area Purple Tyndall AFB Utility Service Area Purple Purple Mexico Beach Utility Service Area Purple Copyright 2018 Nexstar Broadcasting, Inc. All rights reserved.
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Once the mandatory boil water notice is lifted in your zone, in order to eliminate any residual water from home and business plumbing systems downstream of your meter, you should run water for approximately five (5) minutes at each tap to flush the lines.
Plumbing lines serving misters, drinking fountains and soda machines should also be flushed for five (5) minutes.
The first binful of ice from icemakers should also be discarded.

BUCKS COUNTY, Pa. (KYW Newsradio) — Officials say there’s still a boil water advisory in place in parts of Lower Bucks County for Pennsylvania American Water customers, but the company is hoping that won’t be the case for long.
“We think it’s the beginning of the end, certainly," said PA American Water spokesman Terry Maenza.
That’s the hope, Maenza says, now that they have approval from the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection to begin collecting water samples for testing "We need to collect two consecutive days of test samples,” he said, which they started doing Sunday.
READ: Hunger issues in New Jersey taken on by legislature Maenza says it takes 24 hours to get the results of each sample, and that they’ll do more testing on Monday.
"As long as those samples come back with no signs of bacteria, we’ll be able to lift the advisory," he said.
That means Tuesday is the best case scenario for this advisory to be lifted.
Over the weekend, KYW Newsradio found out mechanical control issues in the plant led to high turbidity levels, or cloudiness in the water, that’s why the boil water advisory was called in the first place.
In addition, the Pennsbury School District has announced all Pennsbury schools will be open on Monday, December 23.
Dr. William J. Gretzula, the district Superintendent, issued a statement thanking community members for their “patience and understanding.” Gretzula also says PA American Water has provided schools, under the advisory, with a pallet of bottled water.
For all other customers under the advisory, PA American Water says they will continue to have water tankers available; those locations can be found here.

After Atlanta officials issued a boil water advisory for a large area of the city, some grocery stores started selling its cases of bottled water fast.
"Shortly after 10 this morning our staff was working on routine maintenance for flow meters that are tied into the system of the high service pumps for Hemphill," said Kisha Powell during a council meeting.
Powell is the commissioner of the Department of Watershed Management for the City of Atlanta.
"We’re still doing our root cause analysis but in our preliminary discussions our process controls folks have noted that while one of the control or flow meters was in maintenance mode there was one that was not and it’s likely that that meter sent an alarm to the high service pumps to shut them off," she said.
11Alive noticed that many of the shelves were empty at the Kroger on Monroe Drive at Ansley Mall.
It was the same sight at the Publix nearby.
Water in the coolers near the checkout was also gone.
Restaurants and businesses have also taken precautions.
"Our teams started sampling as soon as we had pressure restored to the system.
We dispatched our sampling teams."

WATERFORD, Ohio (WTAP) – UPDATE: 9/18/2018, 3:30 PM Tri-County Rural Water & Sewer District says the boil-water advisory has been lifted for customers in Waterford, Ohio.
Tri-County Rural Water & Sewer District says a broken water main was repaired Sunday, but a Boil Water Advisory is still in effect for nearly 400 customers in Waterford, Ohio.
TCRW’s General Manager, Candice Armstrong, said a water main ripped apart from old age and high water pressure, and was fixed around noon Sunday.
Workers are currently flushing the water lines and grabbing water samples for testing, which should be completed by late Tuesday or early Wednesday, Armstrong said.
Until then, the Boil Water Advisory remains in effect.
The water main break that has residents on the Waterford side of the Muskingum River without water should be repaired soon.
WTAP received a call early Sunday morning from Tri-County Rural water & Sewer District reporting a "major water break" in one of their water mains, causing water to three to four hundred residents to be shut off.
Tri-County Water now says that it plans to have the main repaired by noon or 1:00 p.m.
When water is restored, residents will be under a boil advisory.
WTAP will have updates throughout the afternoon.

SUNNY ISLES BEACH, FLA. (WSVN) – A boil water advisory for Sunny Isles Beach has been lifted.
City officials said the notice ended late Saturday night.
They issued the advisory after a water main burst Thursday morning, sending water into the streets near 174th Street and Collins Avenue.
The following is a courtesy message from NMB Water.
As of 10:45 pm on Saturday, December 22, NMB Water has CANCELED the precautionary boil water notice that had been in effect for all residential and commercial properties along 174 Street.
For questions, call (305)NMB-WATER.
pic.twitter.com/ZIdJsozdm8 — City of Sunny Isles Beach (@CityofSIB) December 23, 2018 The flooding caused road closures while crews worked to fix the break.
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NEW ORLEANS — The boil water advisory for all areas east of Franklin Avenue in New Orleans has been lifted.
The Seweraged and Water Board made the announcement just after noon on Sunday.
The precautionary boil water advisory went into effect around 8:30 a.m. Saturday after a voltage spike at the Carrollton Water Plant caused a loss of power to the water distribution system, causing a temporary loss of water pressure.
Anyone with questions can contact S&WB at (504) 529-2837.

A boil water advisory was issued Thursday afternoon for residents of Upper Leacock Township.
The township said in a notice on its website that residents should not drink water without boiling it first.
"We will notify you when the water is safe to drink," the notice, published at 2:15 p.m., said.
The township did not say why the boil water advisory was issued.
The notice included boiling instructions: "Bring all water to a boil, let it boil for one minute, and let it cool before using, or use bottled water.
"Boiled or bottled water should be used for drinking, making ice, brushing teeth, washing dishes and food preparation until futher notice.
"Boiling kills bacteria and other organisms in the water."