- Intersection of Bank and Adams Street, North to the River and West to Canal St/Univ. Blvd.
- Read Full Boil Notice
- Intersection of Bank Street and Washington Street, East to the City Limits
- Intersection of Washington Street and Bank Street, South to Seige Rd
- Read Full Boil Notice
What is a boil water notice?
A Boil Water Notice is a preventative measure issued to protect the health of the community from water borne infectious agents.
What should I do under a Boil Water Notice?
Create a supply of water for cooking, drinking and tooth brushing.
*Boil the water for 2-3 minutes.
*Cool the water then place in clean containers for use or refrigerate.
Hot soapy water can be used for dishwashing and kitchen/bathroom surface cleaning. As a precaution, you can add one tablespoon of bleach per gallon of water.
Laundry water does not need to be treated.
Unless otherwise instructed, water for showering does not need to be treated.
If water is not safe for drinking because of bacteria, hand washing with soap and water followed by disinfection with an alcohol based disinfectant is recommended.
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