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Boil water advisory issued in town of Florida
A boil water advisory has been issued for the Town of Florida. Residents in the affected area are advised to boil all water used for drinking, cooking, and brushing teeth to ensure its safety. Update (Yahoo News, 20.09.2026, 23:50): A pump failure at Groveland's Sunshine Water Plant affected approximately 5,000 residents, causing low water pressure in neighborhoods near Wilson Lake Pkwy and along State Road 19 north of Cherry Lake Road. City crews are working to restore normal system pressure. Update (Yahoo News, 02.10.2026, 23:25): The city of Stuart issued a boil water notice on the afternoon of Oct. 1 due to a water main break. The advisory affects residents and businesses near East Ocean Boulevard and Southeast Monterey Road, recommending boiled or bottled water for the next 48 hours. Tests will be conducted to determine when tap water is safe.
BOIL WATER ADVISORY issued for Sheridan Drive in Campbellsville, KY
A boil water advisory has been issued for all of Sheridan Drive in Campbellsville, KY, effective Sunday, May 9, 2021. This precautionary measure is due to repairs on a main water line, which carries a possibility of bacteriological contamination. Residents should boil all water used for human consumption for three minutes.
Park City schools and daycares adapt as boil water advisory continues
A boil water advisory is still in effect for Park City, affecting local schools and daycares which have adapted their operations. The advisory requires residents to boil all water for consumption to ensure safety against potential contamination. All-clear (City of Park City, 24.09.2026, 00:00): The boil water advisory has been rescinded for Park City, Benton, and Kechi. It was originally issued due to a loss of pressure in the distribution system. Laboratory testing confirmed no bacteriological contamination, and all conditions that placed the system at risk are now resolved. Update (KWCH, 26.09.2026, 07:45): The advisory remains in effect for the Bear Hill subdivision in Park City. Chlorine residuals have returned to acceptable levels, with bacterial sample results expected Saturday evening from the Kansas Department of Health and Environment. Update (City of Park City, 27.09.2026, 07:25): The advisory for Bear Hill Subdivision took effect September 25, 2026, due to low chlorine residuals in the distribution system.
Boil water advisory issues for large portion of Bull Swamp area
The City of Orangeburg Department of Public Utilities advises water customers in a large portion of the Bull Swamp area to vigorously boil their water for at least one full minute prior to cooking or drinking. This advisory is issued as a precautionary measure. All-clear (The Times and Democrat, 24.09.2026, 07:30): The boil water advisory is lifted for customers in the Town of Woodford, North Rd, Hayden Rd, Jones Wire, Westview, Salem Branch, Creekmill Rd, Penn Branch Rd, Woodford Rd, Dry Yard Rd, Waters Ferry Rd, Parkwood Ave, and surrounding areas. Bacteriological sampling confirmed no bacteria were present, making the water safe to drink.
Boil order remains in effect for Copan water customers
A boil order issued one week ago remains in effect for water customers in Copan, Oklahoma, including Osage County Rural Water District 20 and Washington County Rural Water District 7. The issue arose after particles entered the water supply following a power failure at the town’s lake intake and treatment facility. Residents are advised to boil water for at least one minute or use bottled water; officials are washing filters, testing daily, and hope to lift the order next week.
Military Highway Water Supply Corporation issues water boil notice for some customers
The Military Highway Water Supply Corporation has issued a water boil notice for its customers in Villa Nueva, San Pedro, El Ranchito, La Paloma, and Los Indios. This action follows a power failure at the Las Rusias Water Treatment Plant on Sunday, which resulted in a complete loss of electrical service and the failure of the plant's backup generator. The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality requires affected customers to boil their water prior to consumption.
Cleveland Water issues boil advisory for parts of Twinsburg, Macedonia, and Northfield
Cleveland Water hat eine Abkochverfügung für Kunden in Teilen von Twinsburg, Macedonia und Northfield herausgegeben. Dies erfolgte vorsorglich aufgrund einer möglichen Kontamination durch einen Wasserrohrbruch an einer 12-Zoll-Leitung in Bedford Heights. Betroffene Kunden sollen Wasser vor dem Trinken, Kochen und zur Zubereitung von Babynahrung abkochen, da es zu einer möglichen Beeinträchtigung der Wasserqualität und einem vorübergehenden Anstieg der Bleikonzentration kommen kann. Update (Volusia County, 04.10.2026, 07:45): A precautionary boil water notice affects Volusia County water utility customers in parts of Volusia and Flagler counties, including Halifax Plantation and Sugar Mill. The advisory is due to a temporary loss of water pressure caused by an electrical disruption. Residents should boil water for drinking, cooking, and hygiene until bacteriological testing confirms safety. Update (Lee County, Georgia, 04.10.2026, 09:26): A new precautionary boil water notice has been issued for residents at 119-149 Quechero Lane in Lee County, Georgia, due to potential contamination or pressure loss. All-clear (FGUA, 04.10.2026, 11:40): FGUA lifted a precautionary boil water notice for its Marion Hills-System in Summerfield. The advisory, issued October 1, 2026, due to a well problem, affected approximately 29 connections and was lifted October 3, 2026. All-clear (permissibles.zeusln.com, 04.10.2026, 18:00): A new boil water advisory was issued for approximately 15,000 residents in the Village of Skokie, Illinois, due to a water main rupture causing loss of pressure. The advisory, affecting areas north of Golf Road and east of Skokie Boulevard, was largely lifted by Wednesday evening. This followed water quality tests confirming the absence of coliform bacteria. Update (Miami Herald, 04.10.2026, 19:20): The boil water notice now also affects customers in Fairchild Oaks, Plantation Oaks of Flagler, and Wexford Cove. All-clear (City of Killeen, 05.10.2026, 07:40): The boil water notice for Herndon and Iredell in Killeen, Texas was lifted following a water main break resolution. All-clear (Pittsylvania County, VA, 05.10.2026, 13:21): The boil water notice has been lifted for the Town of Hurt and Pittsylvania County water customers in the Grit Road area. All-clear (ETR Labs, 06.10.2026, 00:36): A boil water advisory affected Kannapolis, North Carolina, and parts of Landis and Concord after E. coli bacteria were detected in the system. The incident led to school dismissals, restaurant closures, and bottled water distribution. The advisory was lifted by Saturday evening, with residents advised to flush their faucets. Update (FOX 4 Beaumont, 06.10.2026, 07:25): A boil water order was issued for Port Arthur due to a water main break that caused pressure to drop below state mandated levels. It affects areas from Duff Drive to the Rainbow Bridge and between Pinetop Road and the Ship Channel. Update (Emerald Coast Utilities Authority (ECUA), 06.10.2026, 07:35): The Emerald Coast Utilities Authority (ECUA) issued a Precautionary Boil Water Notice for 6390 Wyndotte St. in Pensacola, Florida. Residents should boil water for one minute or use bottled water for drinking, cooking, and brushing teeth. Update (Spencer Municipal Utilities, 06.10.2026, 16:01): Spencer Municipal Utilities issued a boil order and water shut down notice for properties on 2nd Avenue West, 3rd Avenue West, West 5th St, and West 6th Street in Spencer. All-clear (FGUA, 06.10.2026, 19:30): A precautionary boil water advisory issued October 1, 2026, for 52 customer connections at 116 Stetson St in Lehigh Acres, Florida, due to a 4-inch water main break, has been lifted. The advisory was rescinded on October 5, 2026, after biological testing confirmed water safety.
Duluth boil water notice for Woodland and Kenwood neighborhoods
A boil water notice has been issued for residents in parts of Duluth's upper Woodland and Kenwood neighborhoods following a power outage that caused low water pressure. Residents are instructed to boil all water for drinking and cooking until further notice, or use bottled water. The City of Duluth is conducting water tests, with results expected Sunday afternoon.
City of Thomson notifies residents of drinking water standard violation
The city of Thomson is alerting customers that its public water system recently violated a federal drinking water standard for disinfection byproducts (total trihalomethanes, TTHMs). Routine state testing found TTHM levels slightly exceeded the maximum contaminant level of 0.080 mg/L, with samples at 0.093 mg/L and 0.082 mg/L. This is not an emergency, and a major project at the Augusta Road Water Treatment Plant is nearing completion to significantly reduce TTHM formation.
Boil water notice issued for much of Hilliard
A precautionary boil water notice has been issued for more than half of Hilliard, Florida, specifically the area west of the railroad tracks. This advisory follows a reported water main break on Thursday afternoon. Residents are instructed to boil water before use until further notice, as testing is required before the advisory can be lifted. Update (WTLV, 23.09.2026, 17:56): The advisory mandates boiling water for one minute before use.
Recreational use advisory issued for Cullaby Lake Sept. 17
The Oregon Health Authority (OHA) issued a recreational use health advisory for Cullaby Lake in Clatsop County on September 17, 2026, due to cyanotoxins exceeding recreational use values. Individuals who draw in-home water directly from affected areas of the lake are advised to use an alternative water source for drinking and cooking, as boiling or filtering is ineffective against these toxins. Swimming and other high-risk water activities are also discouraged. Update (Oregon Health Authority, 22.09.2026, 07:41): A recreational use health advisory was issued for Powder Arm of Brownlee Reservoir in Baker County on September 21, 2026.
University Oaks boil water notice to take effect Sept. 22
The University Oaks water system in Levy County, Florida, will implement a boil water notice starting September 22. Residents are advised to boil all water for drinking, cooking, and ice-making until further notice. This precautionary measure is issued to ensure water safety for all consumers in the affected area.
City of Mathis under a water boil notice
Customers of the Mathis public water system are under a boil water notice issued by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ). The notice, announced in a September 16 Facebook post, was prompted by low disinfectant levels measured in parts of the water system. Residents must boil tap water for drinking, cooking, and face-washing, while workers perform flushing and monitoring to restore disinfectant levels.
Arsenic detected in water system at Nyssa mobile home park
Residents of Fisher’s Place Mobile Home Park in Nyssa, Oregon, have been placed on an advisory due to high arsenic levels in their drinking water. Malheur County Emergency Management recommends against drinking or cooking with the water, advising residents to use alternative sources after the water treatment system failed. The arsenic level was measured at .0577 PPB, affecting only this specific mobile home park.
City of San Saba issues boil water notice
Die Stadt San Saba hat eine Abkochanordnung für alle Einwohner erlassen. Aufgrund eines Druckverlusts im Wassersystem besteht die Möglichkeit von Verunreinigungen. Das Wasser sollte vor dem Trinken, Kochen und zur Körperpflege für zwei Minuten abgekocht werden, bis die Anordnung aufgehoben wird.
Toxic algae caution advisories for Whitman Lake and Ohop Lake
The Tacoma-Pierce County Health Department issued toxic algae caution advisories for Whitman Lake and Ohop Lake on August 27, 2026. Residents are advised to avoid contact with discolored water or algal scums due to potential health risks from cyanotoxins.
Childress plans next steps for water supply, residents remain under boil notice
Residents in Childress, Texas, remain under a citywide boil water notice, in effect since September 8, 2026. The notice was issued after low disinfectant levels were detected in the water system, attributed to extreme heat, high ground temperatures, and ongoing drought conditions. City officials are addressing immediate issues and planning long-term changes to the water supply, with the state expected to distribute water to residents. Update (Gadget Review, 16.09.2026, 21:56): Approximately 6,000 residents are affected. Mayor Cary Preston signed a local disaster declaration on September 11, 2026. Update (ABC 7 News, 16.09.2026, 23:55): The City of Childress is now distributing bottled water. Water distribution is scheduled for Wednesday at the Fair Park Auditorium, and the city has requested TCEQ assistance. Update (NewsChannel 10, 17.09.2026, 15:55): Local organizations and businesses are distributing bottled water, and a public meeting is scheduled for September 21 to discuss long-term options to increase the city's water supply. Update (abc7amarillo.com, 17.09.2026, 17:40): The issue originates with the Greenbelt water system where chlorine levels fell below state mandated levels. The city is also exploring a new water source. Update (The Texas Dispatch, 24.09.2026, 14:05): TCEQ mandated the boil water notice. Childress County declared a local state of disaster on September 17, 2026. All-clear (newschannel10.com, 03.10.2026, 07:25): The boil water notice has been lifted after multiple tests confirmed the water is now safe.
1,4-Dioxane detected above MCL in Levittown school water
New York American Water (NYAW) has reported levels of 1,4-dioxane above the new state Maximum Contaminant Level (MCL) of 1 ppb in water supplied to the Levittown Union Free School District. While the observed levels are far below those known to cause health effects and the water remains acceptable for all uses, NYAW is required to work with the health department to bring systems into compliance. New York State adopted this new drinking water standard on August 26, 2020.
City of Ralls issues boil water notice after main line break
The City of Ralls has issued a boil water notice for all city residents following a water outage caused by a main water line break. Officials said there is no estimated time for when water service will be fully restored, and customers will remain under the boil water notice until further notice. Residents will be notified when the boil water notice is lifted.
SCHEDULED WATER SERVICE INTERRUPTION
Seminole County Utilities will temporarily interrupt water service for residents on Country Place in Winter Park beginning Tuesday, September 15, for a water main valve replacement. The affected area will be under a Precautionary Boil Water Advisory for about two days while water samples are collected and tested. Service is expected to be restored around midnight that same night. Update (Finger Lakes Times, 24.09.2026, 21:30): The advisory affects properties at 4-56 W. Elizabeth St. and 17-38 Center St. in the Village of Waterloo, commencing September 24 due to a water-main break and loss of pressure. Residents must boil tap water for one minute or use bottled water for drinking, making ice, washing dishes, brushing teeth, and preparing food, with the advisory expected to last approximately three days. Update (WZZM 13, 25.09.2026, 00:10): E. coli was detected in a September 18 water sample from Kalamazoo, Michigan. A resulting boil order covers Low- and High-pressure districts, requiring water to be boiled for at least two minutes. Update (City of Valley Center, 30.09.2026, 16:40): A boil water advisory is in effect for the City of Valley Center, awaiting KDHE approval after its supplier Wichita lifted its own advisory on September 17. Water samples were delivered September 18, with the earliest lifting date anticipated September 19. Update (Finger Lakes Times, 03.10.2026, 13:50): The advisory for affected properties in Waterloo is effective from October 1st.
Quanah begins bottled water distribution during boil water notice
The City of Quanah, Texas, has begun distributing bottled water to residents who remain under a boil water notice. This notice is linked to water-system problems affecting communities served by the Greenbelt Municipal Water Authority, including a leak at a chlorinator booster station and evaporated disinfectant residuals. While bottled water distribution started on Tuesday, September 15, 2026, officials have not yet provided a timeline for lifting the notice.
Boil Water Advisory for Cary and Morrisville after Water Main Break
Residents in much of Cary and Morrisville, North Carolina, are under a boil water advisory due to a 30-inch water main break on N.C. 55 that occurred early Monday. Customers in the Central Pressure Zone are advised to boil water for one minute or use bottled water until tests clear, with the advisory expected to remain in effect until at least Tuesday morning. All-clear (CBS 17, 15.09.2026, 20:00): The boil water advisory was lifted early Tuesday morning, September 15, 2026, after 14 collected samples tested negative for bacteria. The main break occurred near Jenks Road and Old Jenks Road, causing a brief drop in pressure. Residents are now advised to flush pipes and water-using fixtures. All-clear (The News & Observer, 15.09.2026, 20:10): The boil water advisory was lifted at 4:30 a.m. Residents are advised to flush lines to all water using fixtures for approximately one minute. All-clear (WRAL, 15.09.2026, 20:30): The incident disrupted service for approximately 50,000 customers. Update (abc11.com, 15.09.2026, 20:30): Some Cary schools dismissed early. Additionally, spraygrounds and water fountains were temporarily closed. Update (The News & Observer, 20.09.2026, 09:40): The advisory was officially termed a System Pressure Advisory. All-clear (City of Groveland, 20.09.2026, 23:45): A precautionary advisory for Groveland was lifted at 8:45 AM. All-clear (KWXX, 21.09.2026, 22:00): A precautionary boil water notice for the Wai’ōhinu-Nā‘ālehu Water System, issued August 19, 2026, was cancelled. This followed testing confirming absence of coliform bacteria and other microbiological contaminants, with water now meeting all regulatory quality requirements. All-clear (City Utilities, 22.09.2026, 08:30): An advisory issued August 22 in southeast Springfield has been lifted for customers south of Highway 60. Customers north of Highway 60 remain under advisory. All-clear (carync.gov, 24.09.2026, 11:10): Customers should dispose of any ice or beverages made with tap water during the advisory.
Extreme PFAS Levels Found in Mobile Home Park in Berwick, Pennsylvania
In a mobile home park in Berwick, Pennsylvania, PFAS levels were measured at over 2,100 parts per trillion. This significantly exceeds the federal limit of 4 ppt by more than 500 times, making it the worst documented case in the state.
Chemours to pay $455 million for Fayetteville Works contamination
North Carolina and several local governments announced a $455 million settlement with Chemours on September 10, 2026, for widespread 'forever chemicals' (PFAS) pollution originating from its Fayetteville Works plant. This contamination has impacted drinking water sources, including private wells in Gray's Creek in Cumberland County, and affected multiple counties and municipalities in eastern North Carolina. The agreement aims to address the environmental damage over the next 15 years. Update (Southern Environmental Law Center, 29.09.2026, 21:35): SELC and Cape Fear River Watch notified Chemours of ongoing violations of a 2019 Consent Order regarding PFAS pollution. Contamination continues to enter the Cape Fear River, a drinking water source for over 500,000 people, and has been detected in finished drinking water downstream. Update (Coastal Review, 02.10.2026, 23:36): Chemours continues to exceed emission and discharge limits for PFAS. This ongoing pollution specifically impacts Wilmington and surrounding counties.
New Castle County utility sues PFAS makers for cost of filtration
Veolia, a water utility serving about 40,000 customers in New Castle County, filed a lawsuit in August 2026 against PFAS manufacturers. The company seeks compensation for at least $34.6 million spent on installing filtration systems at its Stanton plant to bring drinking water into compliance with federal and state health limits for PFOA and PFOS. This action aims to ensure the continued provision of safe drinking water to its customers. Update (WIBW, 28.09.2026, 19:35): The Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) issued the advisory due to concerns about potential bacterial contamination. Residents are also advised to use bottled water. Update (wfmz.com, 28.09.2026, 19:45): A main break has led to a boil water advisory in parts of Warren County, New Jersey due to potential contamination risks. The advisory will remain in effect until further notice. Update (Montgomery County Public Utilities, 28.09.2026, 22:00): Montgomery County Public Utilities issued a System Pressure Advisory for the area between Seagrove and Star in North Carolina due to a water line failure causing low pressure. The North Carolina Division of Water Resources advises boiling water or using bottled water until service is restored and water quality testing confirms safety, citing the risk of bacterial introduction from low pressure. Update (Montgomery County NC, 29.09.2026, 07:46): The System Pressure Advisory affects customers in the area of Hogan Farm Road. Update (WECT, 29.09.2026, 13:25): A precautionary boil water advisory has been issued for western and central Pender County, North Carolina. This advisory is due to a major water main break on a 24-inch transmission line along Highway 421 near Blueberry Road. Update (WSB-TV, 29.09.2026, 17:40): A 33,000-gallon sewage spill from Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport caused "too numerous to count" E. coli levels in a Flint River tributary, a drinking water source for 400,000 Georgians. Environmental damage, including dead fish, was observed downstream from the spill. All-clear (Todd County Water, 29.09.2026, 22:10): A boil advisory issued September 25 due to main line damage for specific addresses on Shawnee Path and Canyon Run Road has been lifted. Water tests confirmed water is safe for consumption as of September 28. Update (WHYY, 30.09.2026, 06:50): The lawsuit is against nine companies and affects approximately 100,000 residents in New Castle County. Update (Yahoo News, 30.09.2026, 23:26): A boil water advisory was issued for the Waterfall Community Water Users Association near Cloudcroft, Otero County, New Mexico, after E.coli was found in the drinking water. Update (KRQE News 13, 01.10.2026, 16:00): NONE.NONE. All-clear (The Banner, 01.10.2026, 16:20): WSSC Water lifted a request for nearly 2 million customers in Montgomery and Prince George's counties to limit water use. This advisory was issued due to a power outage disrupting operations at the Potomac Water Filtration Plant. The water distribution system is now replenished to normal levels and power to the plant is stable. Update (KRQE News 13, 02.10.2026, 23:55): Residents are advised to boil all tap water for at least one minute before consumption. Update (WFTV.com, 04.10.2026, 07:45): Volusia County, Florida, issued a precautionary boil water notice for Halifax Plantation, Sugar Mill, Fairchild Oaks, Plantation Oaks of Flagler, and Wexford Cove. This was due to an electrical disruption from inclement weather causing a temporary loss of water pressure. Update (ClickOrlando.com, 04.10.2026, 09:20): Plantation Oaks of Flagler is located in Flagler County, and Wexford Cove spans both Volusia and Flagler Counties. Update (WESH 2 News, 04.10.2026, 09:25): Customers are advised to boil water for at least one minute before use for drinking, cooking, ice, brushing teeth, or washing dishes, or to use bottled water. The notice will remain in effect until bacteriological testing confirms water is safe.
North Carolina: $590 Million Settlement Reached Over PFAS Water Contamination
North Carolina has reached a $590 million settlement with Chemours and DuPont concerning widespread PFAS contamination in the state's water supplies. The agreement allocates $455 million to 11 local governments in Southeastern North Carolina, including Sampson, Bladen, and Cumberland counties, to fund clean drinking water initiatives and address existing pollution. This aims to remediate contamination stemming from Chemours' Fayetteville Works plant, which was identified around 2017. Update (East End Beacon, 17.09.2026, 21:40): An investigation announced September 10, 2026 suggests a May 2023 battery energy storage system (BESS) fire and its suppression system as a possible cause for contamination in wells near East Hampton, New York. Two Suffolk County Water Authority wells were subsequently shut down after exceeding contaminant levels for perfluoropropanoic acid (PFPrA) and perfluorooctanesulfonic acid (PFOS). Update (Palm Beach Post, 18.09.2026, 21:35): A boil-water notice was issued for nearly 50 houses on Palm Beach's North End by West Palm Beach's utilities department. This follows a water-main break reported on September 17, 2026, near Tangier Avenue and North Lake Way. Update (Hudson County View, 27.09.2026, 13:30): A boil water advisory was issued for parts of Hoboken, New Jersey, specifically from Sinatra Drive to Bloomfield Street and 2nd Street to 12th Street. This followed a 12-inch water main break near Union Dry Dock which caused localized pressure loss. Water distribution points were also established. Update (pappas.house.gov, 30.09.2026, 07:05): The New Hampshire Delegation has urged the Air Force to take immediate action against PFAS contamination affecting the Pease International Tradeport in Pease, New Hampshire. Update (pappas.house.gov, 30.09.2026, 07:05): The New Hampshire delegation includes U.S. Senators Jeanne Shaheen and Maggie Hassan. The chemical pollution is specifically located at the former Pease Air Force Base. Update (pappas.house.gov, 30.09.2026, 11:20): Representatives Chris Pappas and Maggie Goodlander are part of the New Hampshire delegation. They urge prompt funding and treatment for PFAS contamination in Portsmouth, NH's Portsmouth and Collins municipal wells. In June 2025, PFOS and PFOA levels in these wells exceeded the EPA's 4.0 ppt maximum contaminant level, risking non-compliance with the Safe Drinking Water Act without immediate action. Update (WFTV via Yahoo News, 30.09.2026, 20:40): A precautionary boil-water notice was issued for parts of northern Groveland, Florida, including areas along Cherry Lake Road, State Road 19, Wilson Lake Parkway, and U.S. 27. This follows a water main break outside the Sunshine Water Plant, which has been temporarily shut down due to water pressure problems.
Post-storm brown water advisories issued across Hawaii
The state Health Department has issued numerous brown water advisories across Hawaii following Hurricane Lowell on September 8, 2026. Affected areas include the entire islands of Oahu and Kauai, parts of Maui (Maalaea to Keawekapu, Hanakao‘o Point to Papalaua), and parts of Hawaii island (Keokea Beach Park to South Point, Hamakua Coast to Hilo Bay, Honuapo to Punaluu). Runoff may contain sewage, harmful micro-organisms, and chemicals; beach users are advised to stay out of brown waters and avoid drinking from freshwater streams or ponds. All-clear (Hawaii News Now, 19.09.2026, 13:45): A precautionary Boil Water Notice for the Wai’ōhinu-Nā‘ālehu Water System was cancelled around noon on September 18, 2026. Bacteriological testing confirmed the absence of coliform bacteria, ensuring water now meets drinking quality requirements.
PIWD Drinking Water Warning
The Prudence Island Water District in Portsmouth, Rhode Island, has issued a repeat public notice for a drinking water warning due to significant deficiencies and microbiological contamination. In September 2018, the district exceeded the microbiological maximum contaminant level standard, with samples showing total coliform and E.coli. Customers are advised to boil all water before use for drinking, making ice, brushing teeth, washing dishes, and food preparation until further notice, despite new treatment facilities operating since August 4, 2026.
Boil-water notice in Copper Breaks State Park
Copper Breaks State Park in Texas hat eine aktive Abkochverfügung für Trinkwasser. Besucher werden angewiesen, Wasser vor dem Verzehr abzukochen. Der Park hat zudem Bereiche wegen niedriger Seepegel geschlossen. Update (D & M Water Supply Corporation, 15.09.2026, 20:20): D & M Water Supply Corporation issued a boil water notice for the area along Press Rd with connecting CRs and US 59 to the Angelina River, effective September 14, 2026, 4:00 p.m. The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality required this notice due to a loss of pressure, a line break, and a water outage. Update (WTAP, 15.09.2026, 20:26): A new boil water notice was issued by the Mineral Wells Public Service District for customers on Deems Road due to an emergency main line leak. Officials anticipate resolving the issue within 48 to 72 hours. Update (Mississippi State Department of Health, 15.09.2026, 21:35): A boil-water alert was issued for approximately 32 customers on McBride Street in Richland, Rankin County. This alert became effective September 14, 2026, due to system-wide pressure loss from line breaks. All-clear (City of West Columbia, 16.09.2026, 07:40): The boil water advisory for West Columbia, SC, was lifted on September 15, 2026, at 12:00 pm after water quality testing confirmed safety. All-clear (Ward Two Water District, 22.09.2026, 08:35): A boil advisory for a portion of Magnolia Estates in Denham Springs, affecting several streets, was lifted on September 4, 2026. Ward Two Water District confirmed resolution following repairs to the water main. All-clear (Yahoo News, 27.09.2026, 13:31): A precautionary boil water notice was lifted for Volusia County Water Utility customers in the Lake Marie Estates community in DeBary. The notice, originally issued September 24, was due to a private contractor striking and damaging a water main. Update (New Jersey American Water, 28.09.2026, 19:45): A boil water advisory is in effect for Franklin Township, Mansfield Township, Washington Borough, and Washington Township in Warren County, New Jersey. This is due to a main break at North Lincoln Avenue and West Church Street causing a drop in water pressure.
Boil Advisory for 510-540 Eric Court
The City of Martinsville Water Utility has issued a precautionary boil water advisory for residents at 510-540 Eric Court following water main repairs and an interruption of service. This advisory, posted on September 12, 2026, requires residents to boil water for 5 minutes before consumption. The advisory will be lifted after two consecutive days of satisfactory water sample results.
NOTICE: PMRF issues boil water advisory, conservation notice after Hurricane Lowell - EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY - DO NOT DRINK WATER FROM YOUR T
Due to impacts from Hurricane Lowell, the Pacific Missile Range Facility (PMRF) has issued a boil water advisory for customers on its Public Water System (PWS) 430 in Barking Sands, Hawaii. Residents are advised to boil all water for drinking and cooking purposes and to limit water use to essential needs. An update will be provided when the advisory is canceled.
Lake Helen issues boil-water notice after E. coli detected in well
The city of Lake Helen has issued a boil-water notice for its residents. This precautionary measure was implemented after E. coli bacteria were detected in one of the city's wells. Residents are advised to boil all water for consumption as a safety precaution. Update (fox35orlando.com, 15.09.2026, 15:45): The incident occurred during routine testing on September 12. The affected well has been taken offline and officials are distributing bottled water. Update (Spectrum News, 15.09.2026, 22:20): The advisory began on Saturday, September 12, 2026. Approximately 3,000 residents are affected. Update (Yahoo News, 15.09.2026, 23:30): The boil water notice applies citywide in Lake Helen, Florida. Update (Yahoo News, 15.09.2026, 23:35): Additional testing is being conducted. Update (hoodline.com, 15.09.2026, 23:45): The advisory continues due to mixed signals regarding water safety. Update (Yahoo News, 15.09.2026, 23:45): Local businesses are affected, with one cafe closing entirely due to the contamination. Update (WFTV, 15.09.2026, 23:50): A second test confirmed the E. coli detection in raw water samples of the municipal supply. The notice will remain until two consecutive days of negative test results are recorded. Update (ClickOrlando.com, 15.09.2026, 23:50): The community could be without safe drinking water for up to five days. Update (WFTV.com, 16.09.2026, 00:05): U.S. Water notified the city of the E. coli detection. The boil water notice is now expected to remain in effect until Thursday. Update (mynews13.com, 16.09.2026, 07:50): Well #2 remains offline, and no positive tests have been found in the distribution system. Lifting the notice requires two consecutive days of negative test results from all six approved distribution points, verified by the Florida Department of Health. Update (WESH 2 News, 16.09.2026, 13:25): The advisory has now entered its third day. Update (The West Volusia Beacon, 16.09.2026, 23:20): Two of five additional samples from Well #2 tested positive for E. coli on September 15. Update (WESH, 17.09.2026, 07:45): The advisory has now entered its fourth day. All-clear (WFTV.com, 17.09.2026, 23:25): The boil water advisory for Lake Helen and Cassadaga has been lifted as of September 17, 2026, following tests confirming the absence of coliform bacteria. Well #2 remains offline for additional chlorination and clearance sampling. Update (WFTV, 17.09.2026, 23:40): The boil water advisory specifies boiling water for cooking, brushing teeth, and making ice. Update (The West Volusia Beacon, 18.09.2026, 10:30): Residents initially received contradictory information on September 12. This confusion was further exacerbated by typographical errors and conflicting details about the affected well. All-clear (The West Volusia Beacon, 22.09.2026, 00:25): The initial E. coli detection on September 12 originated from a raw-water sample taken from Well No. 2. All-clear (Yahoo News, 22.09.2026, 18:15): The specific cause of the contamination remains unclear.
Boil Water Advisory for Spring Lake
The town of Spring Lake has issued a Boil Water Advisory for all customers due to the detection of E-coli bacteria in one water sample. As a precautionary measure, residents must boil all tap water before consumption, including drinking, food preparation, and brushing teeth, until further notice. Any ice made since September 8 should be discarded. Update (abc11.com, 14.09.2026, 13:20): The advisory is effective September 13, 2026, after E. coli was detected in a repeat sample collected September 11, 2026. Update (Cumberland County, NC, 14.09.2026, 17:30): The advisory became effective at 11 a.m. on September 13, 2026, after E. coli was identified through routine water-quality testing. All-clear (yahoo.com, 14.09.2026, 23:30): The boil water advisory has been lifted after multiple follow-up samples, including 10 additional bacteriological samples, confirmed the water is now safe for normal use. Update (EIN Presswire, 15.09.2026, 13:25): Residents must boil all tap water for at least one minute. All-clear (EIN Presswire, 15.09.2026, 13:25): Follow up samples confirming water safety were collected on September 12 and 13, 2026. All-clear (abc11.com, 15.09.2026, 13:25): The advisory was issued on September 12. Follow up samples confirming water safety were also collected on September 14, allowing the advisory to be lifted on that date. All-clear (CBS17.com, 27.09.2026, 09:16): The advisory was lifted after all 12 follow-up samples tested negative for E. coli and total coliform bacteria. This action was taken with authorization from the state.
Tampa Water Department Temporarily Changing Disinfection Process
The Tampa Water Department announced a temporary change in its water disinfection process from Monday, September 14, 2026, to Monday, October 5, 2026. During this period, chlorine will be used instead of monochloramine, which may cause a slight change in the taste or smell of drinking water, though it remains safe. Customers are advised to run taps, let water sit, or use carbon filters to minimize impacts, with special precautions for sensitive individuals and businesses. Update (cleanairandwater.net, 14.09.2026, 23:36): A boil water notice has been issued following a water system event. Residents must not use unboiled tap water for drinking, cooking, or brushing teeth. Update (Emerald Coast Utilities Authority, 16.09.2026, 09:25): A precautionary boil water notice now affects approximately 50 customers in the 4501 Whisper Way, Whisper Way, and Baywoods Ln area, due to a loss of water pressure following a planned service outage and restoration by ECUA crews. Residents should boil water for one minute before use while bacteriological sampling is underway. All-clear (cityofdublin.org, 16.09.2026, 12:05): The City of Dublin, Georgia, lifted its Boil Water Advisory on August 20, 2026, after water quality testing confirmed safety standards following a significant water main leak on August 18, 2026. Residents and businesses can now resume normal water use.
Duncanville Warns Private Well Owners To Boil Water After Sewage Spill
Duncanville officials haben private Brunnenbesitzer in der Nähe eines Abwasserüberlaufs an der Little Creek Drive angewiesen, ihr Wasser vor der Verwendung abzukochen oder zu destillieren. Die Vorsichtsmaßnahme, die am 10. September 2020 herausgegeben wurde, gilt für Brunnen im Umkreis von einer halben Meile um die Überlaufstelle, welche durch Bauschutt in einer Abwasserleitung am 9. September 2020 verursacht wurde. Betroffene Anwohner müssen das Brunnenwasser abkochen, testen und desinfizieren lassen, bevor die Vorsichtsmaßnahme aufgehoben wird.
Boil water notice in effect for Kauai
The Kauai Department of Water has issued a boil water notice for the Wainiha-Haena and Kilauea areas following a prolonged water outage caused by Hurricane Lowell. Residents are advised to boil all water used for drinking, making ice, brushing teeth, washing dishes, and food preparation until further notice. The notice has been in effect since just before 9 p.m. Wednesday.
Boil water advisory issued for Susquehanna Township
A boil water advisory has been issued for parts of Susquehanna Township, Pennsylvania, following a water main break on Linglestown Road. The advisory, issued by Veolia - Water Pennsylvania, is a precautionary measure due to a loss of positive water pressure in the affected areas. Residents are advised to boil or use bottled water for drinking, making ice, washing dishes, brushing teeth, and food preparation until further notice. Update (Yahoo News, 12.09.2026, 23:20): Specific affected areas include Laurelwood Drive, Laurel Point Circle, and portions of Linglestown Road. The advisory was prompted by a leak and main break discovered early Saturday morning. Update (Yahoo News, 14.09.2026, 23:25): The advisory now includes northern Lower Paxton Township in Dauphin County. All-clear (WGAL, 16.09.2026, 13:25): The boil water advisory for Susquehanna Township has been lifted after water quality tests confirmed the water is now safe for consumption without boiling. Residents can resume normal use of their tap water. Update (abc27.com, 19.09.2026, 08:30): Repairs to the main break were completed by early Sunday morning. The advisory remained in effect due to lingering discoloration. Update (Macomb Daily, 30.09.2026, 23:55): A new boil water advisory has been issued for Shelby Township following a main break near 25 mile and Mound roads. The break occurred on Wednesday afternoon, September 30. Update (ClickOnDetroit, 01.10.2026, 07:45): The advisory for Shelby Township, Michigan, was issued by the Shelby Township Department of Public Works. All-clear (uppermichiganssource.com, 01.10.2026, 23:25): An earlier E. coli contamination falsely reported in Ely Township-Diorite water on September 11 was actually in the Greenwood Water System. A boil water advisory for the Greenwood Water System was lifted on October 1, 2026, at approximately 3:15 p.m.
1 death linked to Legionnaires' disease cluster in parts of the Bronx
The New York City Health Department is investigating a community cluster of Legionnaires' disease in parts of the Bronx, specifically Melrose and Morrisania (ZIP codes 10451 and 10456). One person has died and five people have been diagnosed with the disease so far. Officials are urging residents with flu-like symptoms to contact a healthcare provider and are testing cooling towers in the affected area for contamination. Update (NYC Health Department, 20.09.2026, 09:30): The case count of five diagnoses and one death is current as of September 10. The department will direct remediation of any cooling towers that test positive for Legionella bacteria. Residents who visited the area since late August and have flu-like symptoms should seek immediate medical attention. Update (NBC New York, 24.09.2026, 20:20): The cluster has grown to 23 cases and two deaths. Live Legionella bacteria have been confirmed in cooling towers at seven buildings. All ten implicated cooling towers, including those with pending results, have already been cleaned and disinfected. Update (makefoodsafe.com, 24.09.2026, 20:20): A separate Legionnaires' disease outbreak is under investigation at the Evanston Hilton Garden Inn in Illinois. Legionella bacteria were confirmed in the hotel's hot tub water system, leading to the closure of the pool and hot tub areas since September 2 for remediation. Guests experiencing pneumonia like symptoms within two weeks of visiting the hotel should consult a medical provider.
Kenwood North Boil Water Notice Advisory 9-10-2026
The Florida Governmental Utility Authority (FGUA) has issued a systemwide precautionary boil water notice advisory for its Kenwood North system in Homosassa, Florida, effective September 10th, 2026. This advisory was prompted by a power failure at the water treatment plant. Customers are advised to boil all water for one minute before consumption or use bottled water, with the advisory expected to be rescinded in two to three business days after water safety is confirmed.
CRRUA Issues Precautionary Water Boil Advisory for Anapra Area (Posted 9-7-26 at 8:58 p.m.)
The Camino Real Regional Utility Authority (CRRUA) has issued a precautionary Water Boil Advisory for the Anapra area following repairs to water line breaks and a sewer line leak. Residents must boil all water for one minute before use for drinking, cooking, brushing teeth, making ice, washing fruits and vegetables, preparing baby formula, and providing water for pets. The advisory will be lifted once independent laboratory results confirm the drinking water meets all New Mexico Environmental Department safety and quality standards.
Bacteria detected in Niles Charter Township water; boil order in place
Ein Abkochgebot wurde für Niles Charter Township im Berrien County, Michigan, erlassen, nachdem Koliforme Bakterien in der Wasserversorgung nachgewiesen wurden. Obwohl diese Bakterien im Allgemeinen unschädlich sind, können sie auf das Vorhandensein gefährlicherer Bakterien hinweisen. Die Bewohner werden aufgefordert, jegliches Trinkwasser vor Gebrauch mindestens eine Minute lang abzukochen oder abgefülltes Wasser zu verwenden. Update (WSBT, 16.09.2026, 15:35): The advisory has been in effect since Thursday and applies to residents, businesses, and schools. The township is conducting extensive hydrant flushing and taking daily water samples. Update (WTAJ, 17.09.2026, 19:20): A boil water advisory affects approximately 480 customers in Ferguson Township, served by Rock Spring Water Company, due to a loss of water pressure. Water resources are available at Ag Progress Days. Update (WSBT 22 News, 17.09.2026, 23:25): Recent test results from Tuesday were negative, but the advisory continues as more water mains are flushed and further samples are taken. All-clear (Pennsylvania American Water, 19.09.2026, 07:46): The boil water advisory for Rock Spring Water Company customers in Ferguson Township, Centre County, was lifted on September 18, 2026, by Pennsylvania American Water. The advisory, originally issued on September 15, 2026, was rescinded following acceptable test results from samples collected on September 16 and 17 and authorization from the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection.
Terril community under boil advisory
Officials in Terril, Dickinson County, Iowa, issued a boil water advisory effective 12 a.m. on September 11. The advisory was prompted by low pressure in the water plant, and residents are instructed to boil all water for consumption, hygiene, and food preparation, or to use bottled water.
Boil water order issued for portion of Ellis County
A boil water advisory has been issued for the Rural Water District 1 public water supply system in a portion of Ellis County, Kansas. This measure was taken following a water main break that caused a loss of pressure in the distribution system, leading to potential bacterial contamination. Residents are advised to boil water for one minute before drinking or food preparation until further notice. All-clear (Yahoo News, 20.09.2026, 09:45): The advisory was canceled on Wednesday, having been issued last Friday. This action follows water samples showing no contamination and the water line break being fixed. The advisory applied to Rural Water District 1C, southwest of Hays.
Water Service Interruption & Precautionary Boil Water Notice on Oleander Dr., Hibiscus Dr., and Palm Dr.
The City of Hallandale Beach has issued a Precautionary Boil Water Notice for residents on Oleander Dr., Hibiscus Dr., and Palm Dr. This notice is due to a water service interruption in the affected areas, advising all residents to boil their water before consumption. Update (Toho Water Authority, 16.09.2026, 07:50): Toho Water Authority has issued the advisory for the Royal Palm Drive area from Eden Lane to Simpson Road. This is due to a water line break caused by a contractor. Customers are advised to boil water for one minute, including filtered water, until the advisory is lifted. All-clear (Toho Water Authority, 18.09.2026, 09:25): The precautionary boil water advisory for the Royal Palm Drive area has been lifted. Customers are no longer required to boil their water prior to consumption. The advisory was initially issued on September 15, 2026. Update (Rockett Water, 19.09.2026, 13:35): Rockett SUD is implementing a temporary free chlorine conversion in its water disinfection process for approximately 30 days. This requires specific precautions for dialysis patients and fish tank owners due to the change from chloramines to free chlorine, though water remains safe for most. Customers may also notice a strong chlorine smell during this period. Update (Epic Water Filters Blog, 25.09.2026, 23:30): PFAS levels from one city well exceeded state limits, prompting a mandatory Tier 2 notice. Although not yet a maximum contaminant level violation by running annual average, residents are advised to consider alternative drinking water sources and the utility must issue repeat notices every three months. Update (KSLA, 27.09.2026, 19:55): A precautionary boil advisory has been issued by the City of Shreveport Department of Water and Sewerage due to multiple water main breaks that caused water pressure to drop. The advisory will remain in effect until testing confirms the water meets safety standards. Update (WWLTV, 29.09.2026, 08:00): The Tangipahoa Water District issued a precautionary boil water advisory for parts of the Town of Independence, Louisiana, including West Fontana Road, Labruzza Lane, and Fontana Lane.
Tupper Lake: Water tainted by elevated HAA5 levels
In Tupper Lake, New York, the public water system serving about 3,300 people has water contaminated with elevated levels of HAA5 (haloacetic acids), exceeding state limits. An analysis of 2024 state data found an average of 63.1 micrograms per liter, with Q4 2025 levels at 92.8 µg/L, while the limit is 60 µg/L. These disinfectant byproducts pose a long-term cancer risk, leading residents to use bottled water and filters as the issue persists for many years. Update (Emerald Coast Utilities Authority (ECUA), 16.09.2026, 15:20): The Emerald Coast Utilities Authority issued a precautionary boil water notice for 4501 Whisper Way in Pensacola, Florida. It advises residents to boil all water for drinking, cooking, and ice-making due to a potential contamination risk, remaining in effect until further notice. All-clear (Copper Country News, 16.09.2026, 15:41): A boil water advisory was issued for Miami, Claypool, and parts of Globe, Arizona, from September 11 to 13, 2026, due to E. coli detection in a water well. The advisory was lifted after follow-up samples tested negative, confirming the water was safe to drink. Update (Esquire, 23.09.2026, 20:06): The contamination now includes 1,4-dioxane and PFAS exceeding state limits. This issue affects Tupper Lake and 79 other public water systems statewide.
Boil water advisory put in place after water line break caused low water pressure in Modeste
The Ascension Consolidated Utility District has issued a boil water advisory for Modeste, Louisiana, following a major water line break. Customers along La. 405 from La. 1 north to Brou Road may experience low water pressure or service interruption. Residents must boil water for one full minute before consumption until the advisory is officially lifted by Parish Utilities. All-clear (WBRZ, 14.09.2026, 07:30): The boil water advisory has been lifted as of Friday, September 11, 2026. The advisory was initially issued on Wednesday evening. The Louisiana Department of Health confirmed the lifting based on satisfactory water samples.
Cedar Rapids issues precautionary boil advisory
The City of Cedar Rapids has issued a Precautionary Boil Advisory for customers in Northeast Cedar Rapids, specifically addresses near the 600-800 blocks of 36th Street Northeast and 3600 E Avenue NE. This advisory, issued on September 10, 2026, is due to a water main rupture causing dirt and gravel to enter the main, creating a risk for bacteria contamination. Residents are advised to boil water for at least 1 minute before consumption. All-clear (City of Cedar Rapids, 30.09.2026, 15:35): The precautionary boil advisory has been lifted. The water main break has been repaired and subsequent bacteria samples confirmed no contamination, making the water safe to drink.
Boil Water Advisory Issued for the Rolling Hills Landowners Association, Seward County
Das Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) hat am 6. September 2026 eine Abkochverfügung für das öffentliche Wassersystem der Rolling Hills Landowners Association in Seward County erlassen. Die Maßnahme wurde aufgrund eines Blitzeinschlags verhängt, der zu einem Geräteausfall und Druckverlust im Verteilungssystem führte, wodurch ein Risiko für bakterielle Verunreinigungen besteht. Kunden müssen das Wasser vor dem Trinken oder der Zubereitung von Speisen eine Minute lang abkochen oder abgefülltes Wasser verwenden, bis auf Weiteres.
EMERGENCY NOTICE FROM Arizona WATER COMPANY
Arizona Water Company has issued a boil water advisory for its Miami water system in Arizona. On September 3, 2026, a water sample tested positive for E. coli, indicating potential contamination with human or animal wastes. Residents are instructed to boil all tap water before use for drinking, making ice, preparing food, and washing dishes until further notice. All-clear (silverbelt.com, 16.09.2026, 09:25): The advisory was expanded to include Claypool and parts of Globe, and was lifted on Sunday morning. This occurred after E. coli was detected in a water well and subsequent samples tested negative.
Boil Water Advisory Issued for the City of Burns, Marion County
The Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) has issued a boil water advisory for the City of Burns public water supply system in Marion County, effective September 9, 2026. This advisory was issued due to a waterline break causing a loss of pressure in the distribution system, risking bacterial contamination. Customers are advised to boil water for one minute prior to drinking or food preparation until further notice.