The Victor pump station was damaged overnight causing the water storage tank to run out of water.
Now the communities of Victor, Lansing and areas have to boil their water.
West Virginia American Water has stationed potable water tankers Class VI/Adventures on the Gorge in Lansing and at the Victor Post Office on Midland Trail in Victor for customers impacted by the water outage.
Customers should bring their own containers to fill.
West Virginia American Water crews continue working to install a temporary pump station today while the damaged station is repaired.
The temporary pump is anticipated to be in operation by early evening to begin re-pressurizing the system and refilling the nearby water tank.
Once service is restored, a precautionary boil water advisory will remain in effect.

CUMBERLAND, Ind.
– The Town of Cumberland has issued a boil water advisory for Gem Water customers until further notice.
Water should be brought to a rolling boil for at least three minutes before using for drinking or cooking.
It is okay for bathing, washing, and other common uses.
On Monday night, the town added additional details on its Facebook page: “All Gem Water users are under a BOIL ADVISORY.
Unfortunately, a pump was left on today due to human error and this has caused the water issues.
The issues has been remedied but users are advised to boil water before use.” This is a precautionary advisory and is being issued in accordance with Indiana regulations.
The town expects the advisory to be lifted within 48 hours.

The city of Weyburn anticipates they will have one of the two failed distribution pumps at the water treatment plant up and running by the end of Monday.
A precautionary boil water advisory is in effect for the time being, and has been since Saturday afternoon.
Weyburn’s Director of Engineering, Nader Keshta said the boil water advisory will remain in effect until both pumps have been repaired.
“It could be lifted once one has been restored, however we are in favour of fixing both pumps first,” Keshta said.
“The water levels have to stay lowered anyway just to get the pump out of the well, it helps us working with both pumps off, making us able to fix them more quickly than if we reascended the boil water advisory.
The city of Weyburn is currently in the process of building a new water treatment facility, Keshta said they hope to have it commissioned by spring 2019.
The current facilities best days are well behind it.
“The age of the infrastructure is the issue,” Keshta said.
” The pumps at the water treatment plant are 30-years-old and near the end of its life cycle.
Related: Weyburn under a boil water advisory

PATNA: The Patna Municipal Corporation (PMC) board, in its meeting on Wednesday, approved installation of at least 375 submersible pumps in all 75 wards of the city.
The meet was chaired by Patna mayor Sita Sahu.
The installation work is expected to start soon,” said mayor Sita Sahu.
It was also decided in the meeting that on every Monday and Thursday, PMC officials would submit ward-wise reports to municipal commissioner Keshav Ranjan Prasad regarding the progress of ongoing drainage cleaning work till June 15.
Sahu said a new firm would be appointed for carrying out door-to-door garbage collection work in the next standing committee meeting.
13 wards to get LED street lights soon: The Energy Efficiency Services Limited (EESL) will begin the work of replacing the existing sodium vapour street lights with energy-efficient light emitting diode (LED) ones in 13 wards of Patna from May 26.
A decision in this regard was taken at the meeting of the Patna Municipal Corporation (PMC) board on Wednesday.
According to civic body officials, the survey for installation of approximately 50,000 LED street lights and poles has been conducted in wards 4, 5, 6, 8, 11, 12, 16, 18, 20, 25, 27, 37 and 38.
Electric poles will also be installed on several streets as per the survey.
Sahu said, “The installation of LED street lights on Bailey Road will also commence from May 26.” Get latest news & live updates on the go on your pc with News App.

Castigates PDP-BJP for ignoring grievances of Anganwadi Workers, SSA teachers
Poonch, May 13 (KNS): National Conference leader, Ajaz Jan today expressed concern over lackadaisical approach of the government in repairing damaged transformers and scarcity of drinking water in Mandi, along LoC in Poonch district.
He urged the concerned departments to solve the issues of people living close to Line of Control.
The Provicial Youth National Conference during his two days tour President visited several villages in the forward area and took stock of problems faced to the people.
Ajaz Jan said that a number of water supply schemes are lying defunct with concerned department showing insensitivity in undertaking repairs so as to ensure regulated water supply.
"People are facing crisis like situation due to water scarcity in summer season.
"Government should ensure that water pumping stations are properly operated and water supply is made available to the areas suffering the most," Jan said and sought deployment of water tankers in the affected areas.
Ajaz Jan highlighted the shortage of ration on the PDS sale outlets and asked the government to ensure that ration in adequate quantity is made available, especially proper supply of sugar is ensured.
Jan also castigated the state government for turning blind eye towards grievances of some sections of employees including Anganwadi Workers and SSA teachers, terming government approach towards the agitation of these officials as highly deplorable.
Several local NC leaders and senior citizens of area who accompanied Ajaz Jan during two days tour include Ab Ahad Bhat, Mohd Afzal Awan, Ch Saleem khari, Ab Jabar Tantray, Wali Mohd Tantray, Wazir Mohd Tantray, Ismaeel Bhat, Khalil Lone, Ab Razaq Khawaja.

TALLULAH, La.
– The City of Tallulah has experienced a breakdown of two pumps at the Tallulah Water Plant.
Due to the pumps breaking down, water officials expect to lose pressure and this will cause water customers to lose water in their homes and businesses.
As a precaution, the city is issuing a boil advisory immediately for all City of Tallulah water.
All customers are advised to disinfect their water before consuming it (including fountain drinks, making ice, brushing teeth, pet consumption, or using it for food preparation or rinsing of foods by the following means: Boil water for one full minute in a clean container.
The one minute starts after the water has been brought to a rolling boil.

TALLULAH, La.
(KNOE) – The City of Tallulah has issued a boil water advisory for all water customers.
Officials say City of Tallulah Water System has experienced a breakdown of two pumps at the water plant.
They say they expect to lose pressure, which will lead to loss of water in homes and businesses within a couple hours.
The City of Tallulah recommends all consumers disinfect water before using it.
This includes making ice, brushing teeth, pet consumption, or food preparation.
They say water can be cleaned by boiling water for one full minute.

Bartlett Mitchell helps provide clean water to 5,000 people.
Independent caterer, Bartlett Mitchell, has ensured more than 5,000 people will have access to clean water with the donation of its 50th water pump via its Thirsty Planet water programme.
The company, which first launched the initiative to sell bottles of Thirsty Planet at participating client sites in 2013, donates four pence from every litre purchased to Pump Aid – a British charity that helps rural communities in remote sub-Saharan Africa to have a constant source of safe, clean, drinkable water by installing specialised water pumps.
To date, Bartlett Mitchell has donated enough funds to install more than 50 pumps, providing enough drinking water for people across the Mchingi district of Malawi.
As part of the initiative, Bartlett Mitchell allocates pumps to clients and, as their customers purchase enough water to procure a pump, the company is able to work with Pump Aid to build a new facility.
The ‘elephant pumps’, made from local equipment, are community driven and owned.
The community are trained to repair and maintain the equipment which ensures long-term and sustainable use of the pumps.
The programme forms part of the company’s ‘Fruitful World’ Corporate, Social and Environmental Responsibility activity which aims to encourage long-term profitability with maximum social responsibility and environmental care.
It has helped bring everybody together to support a very worthy cause.
“This positive social impact also supports our goal of remaining the UK’s most ethical and sustainable foodservice catering business.”

Florida women’s prison loses pump; some inmates complain they have to buy drinking water.
Florida’s Lowell Correctional Institution — among the largest women’s prisons in the country — has been without water for several days, state officials confirmed Monday.
However, Glady insisted that all the women were being provided with water at no cost.
A local fire department has brought a tanker to the prison to provide water.
The prison, located in Ocala, houses more than 2,600 inmates in two buildings.
“They say they’re bringing water in but they’re telling the girls they have to buy it off the canteen,’’ one former Lowell inmate said on Facebook.
“They have no water to bathe in nothing — no AC in the dorms.’’ Glady said in addition to the water, the prison’s geothermal system, which cools the dorms, was also affected, although Glady said it was working on Monday.
Another woman, whose sister is at the prison, said families have been told that fans have been brought in to cool the prison.
“All inmates have access to drinking water.
It currently houses female youthful offenders as well as pregnant inmates in its Annex, Main Unit and Work Camp.

Florida women’s prison loses pump; some inmates complain they have to buy drinking water.
Florida’s Lowell Correctional Institution — among the largest women’s prisons in the country — has been without water for several days, state officials confirmed Monday.
However, Glady insisted that all the women were being provided with water at no cost.
A local fire department has brought a tanker to the prison to provide water.
The prison, located in Ocala, houses more than 2,600 inmates in two buildings.
“They say they’re bringing water in but they’re telling the girls they have to buy it off the canteen,’’ one former Lowell inmate said on Facebook.
“They have no water to bathe in nothing — no AC in the dorms.’’ Glady said in addition to the water, the prison’s geothermal system, which cools the dorms, was also affected, although Glady said it was working on Monday.
Another woman, whose sister is at the prison, said families have been told that fans have been brought in to cool the prison.
“All inmates have access to drinking water.
It currently houses female youthful offenders as well as pregnant inmates in its Annex, Main Unit and Work Camp.