A boil water advisory is in effect for some Schuylkill Haven water customers.
The advisory was issued Monday for customers from Avenue A to E; from Main Street to the dead end; the area south of Market Street, east of Saint John Street toward Adamsdale Road to Memorial Drive.
Customers affected were called about the advisory and will receive another call when the advisory is lifted.
Carter Hoffman, water distribution/wastewater collection foreman for the borough, said there were two leaks Monday.
One was on Avenue D and the other on Margaretta Street.
He didn’t know the number of customers affected.

MILFORD, Ind.
(WANE) A boil water advisory is in place in the town of Milford.
An alert Wednesday said that a “communication error” between the well and town’s water tower resulted in low water levels.
The alert said the issue had been resolved but as a measure of community safety, a water boil order was still initiated.
The order will remain in effect until Friday, the town said.

SELLERSBURG, IN (WAVE) – A boil water advisory has been issued for people in Sellersburg.
Sellersburg Municipal Works issued the advisory Tuesday for customers who live in Hill ‘N Dale, St. Joe Court and Allentown Road on the Hill ‘N Dale side of St. Joe Road.
On Wednesday the advisory was expanded to include N. New Albany Street, Schellers Avenue, Sellers Avenue, Oak Street, N. Indiana Avenue, Greenleaf Road, Short Street and Highway 403 in the Speed, Indiana area.
The expanded area does include the Silver Creek Campus.
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AP WAYNESBORO — A water main broke Monday on the Waynesboro area water system, and about 510 customers in two neighborhoods were cautioned to boil water until further notice.
A private contractor broke a water main on the Zullinger water system in Washington Township, according to Waynesboro Water Authority officials.
Residents west of Frick Avenue in Waynesboro to the end of the Zullinger water system were urged to boil water until the pipe is repaired and disinfected.
The authority also announced a boil water advisory for borough residents in the higher elevations of Frick Avenue, Tritle Avenue and Pine Hill Drive in the borough.
The lines must first pass testing for bacteria.
Bacterial contamination may enter the pipes when pressurized, chlorinated water is not present to prevent it.
People using public water in the affected neighborhoods should not drink the water without boiling it first.
Bring all water to a boil.
Boiling kills bacteria and other organisms in the water.
"A valve blew off of the main line when the contractor exposed the service line."

In Belle Chasse, Plaquemines Parish said a boil advisory has been issued for the following streets near the Woodland Bridge: Keating Drive Jarrell Drive Woodland Highway The Sewerage & Water Board issued the precautionary advisory at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday after the utility’s water system on the West Bank saw "a sudden drop in water pressure" around 1:40 p.m.
Typically, testing takes about 24 hours for state lab results to determine whether any bacteria contaminated the the water during low pressure and, if not, a boil advisory can be lifted.
S&WB said the drop in water pressure was because of a break in a 30-inch water main in Algiers near Wall Boulevard and Flanders Street.
Wash fruits and vegetables with bottled or boiled water.
Make new ice with bottled or boiled water.
To be safe, give your pets bottled or boiled water.
Be careful bathing If you’re a healthy adult, you can bathe or shower with tap water.
Use hand sanitizer after washing hands.
Take care cleaning Wash countertops and tables with boiled water.
Wash dishes by hand as usual.

MILFORD, Ind.
(WANE) A boil water advisory is in place in the town of Milford.
An alert Wednesday said that a “communication error” between the well and town’s water tower resulted in low water levels.
The alert said the issue had been resolved but as a measure of community safety, a water boil order was still initiated.
The order will remain in effect until Friday, the town said.
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The Sewerage and Water Board has issued a precautionary boil water advisory for the west bank of New Orleans due to a sudden drop in water pressure.
While it was not attributed to a major water main break in Algiers early Tuesday, that break showed torrents of water cascading down Wall Blvd.
This advisory will be in effect until further notice.
The leak appeared to be coming from a manhole in the neutral ground of Wall Blvd.
near Flanders.
Residents in the affected area are advised not to drink, make ice or brush teeth until further notice.
Residents who have compromised immune systems are advised not to wash hands, shower or bathe.
– Shower or bathe: Be careful not to swallow water while showering or bathing.
The boil water advisory will remain in effect until further notice for customers in the affected area.
S&WB will notify residents and businesses when the advisory is lifted.

Cate Gillon/Getty Images MONTECITO, Calif. – UPDATE The Montecito Water District released the following update on Tuesday, Jan. 23, regarding the state of their use of high chlorine to clean the pipes before lifting the Boil Water Advisory: The Boil Water / High Chlorine Content Notice remains in effect for most of the Montecito Water District.
In addition to indicating that water is non-potable, this notice informs the public about high chlorine content.
It is important to be aware that the Montecito Water District is in the process of super-chlorinating its water system to properly disinfect pipes in preparation for lifting the Boil Water Notice.
An elevated concentration of chlorine in a particular area is anticipated to last approximately 24 hours before being flushed out of the system and returned to normal levels.
If you are sensitive to chlorine or have any health concerns regarding the use of water with elevated levels of chlorine, it is recommended that you temporarily discontinue any use of this water and consult your health provider or the Santa Barbara County Public Health Department for more information.
Please refer to www.montecitowater.com or www.countyofsb.org for more information, including a map of the areas where the boil water / high chlorine content notice is in effect and locations of bottled water distribution centers.
For information on actions you should consider during and after the Boil Water Notice is lifted, please refer to information provided by the Santa Barbara County Public Health Department.
Residents are advised not to use the water for bathing, drinking, or food preparation.
You should seek medical care if skin continues to be irritated and if contact is made in sensitive areas (eyes, nose, mouth).
The water situation in Montecito is considered an emergency and it’s unclear at this time how long super-chlorinated water will be in the system.

Boil water advisories continue to be lifted across southeast Louisiana Sunday.
Terrebonne Parish was the last area still under a boil water advisory, and as of 6:30 p.m. Sunday, the advisory has been lifted.
The advisory for Edgard, Reserve and Garyville in St. John Parish was lifted this morning.
Lafourche Parish advisories were also lifted.
While the boil water advisory was lifted for New Orleans areas yesterday, the Sewerage and Water Board is still strongly urging residents to limit their water use in Orleans Parish.
Officials said limiting water use will avoid adding strain to the system as water pressure rises.
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The Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority has lifted its flush-and-boil-water advisory for about 900 households in the Lawrenceville area.
The PWSA made the announcement around 3 p.m. Sunday.
On Friday, it issued an advisory that said a series of blocks had been affected.
The area was bordered roughly by Woolslayer Way to the south, 44th and 46th streets to the east, Davison Street to the northwest and 40th and 39th streets to the southwest.
The alert stemmed from a burst in a six-inch water main on Penn Avenue between 39th and 45th streets, PWSA said.
The break led the authority to drain a 20-inch water main, causing low water pressure on that stretch of Penn and some adjacent streets, according to PWSA.
Although workers repaired the break and restored water pressure, the authority said, a decrease in pressure can allow contaminants to enter the water.
Workers tested to confirm disinfectant levels and to make sure the water is safe to consume without boiling.