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Boil Water Advisory

Current status: Lifted (as of 27/09/2026, 19:50). Older update notes in the history text may be outdated.

The City of Florence, SC, has issued a Boil Water Advisory for its residents. This advisory is a precautionary measure due to an unspecified incident affecting the water system. Residents are advised to boil all water used for drinking, cooking, and brushing teeth until further notice. Update (WMBF News, 11.09.2026, 17:45): The advisory affects the Spaulding Heights Neighborhood due to a water main break at High Hampton Road and Rocky Way Drive, which caused a loss of water pressure. This creates a potential for bacteriological contamination, though none is confirmed. Residents should boil tap water vigorously for one minute. Update (City of Florence, SC, 16.09.2026, 15:40): Residents should also boil water used for ice making. Update (WMBF News, 17.09.2026, 13:21): Florence County issued the advisory for Rutledge Manor Subdivision and the Florence County EMS Station on Ebenezer Road following a contractor damaging a water line at the intersection of Ebenezer Chase and Old Ebenezer Road. This advisory will remain in effect until bacteriological test results are completed. Update (City of Bel Aire, 18.09.2026, 09:55): The advisory now affects the City of Bel Aire. This is due to a power outage at the City of Wichita water treatment plant. Residents may also use bottled water. Update (Park City, Kansas, 18.09.2026, 13:20): The advisory now affects Park City, Kansas. This is due to a lack of pressure in the City of Wichita's water supply, which serves Park City through the Chisholm Creek Utility Authority. Update (Town of Black Mountain, 18.09.2026, 13:21): A planned main water line relocation on September 21 in the Town of Black Mountain caused a water service interruption and precautionary boil advisory. Ninth Street and surrounding areas will experience low pressure or service loss, requiring residents to boil water or use bottled water until quality samples are tested. All-clear (Edwardsville Water Authority, 18.09.2026, 13:30): The Edwardsville Water Authority lifted its boil water advisory for customers at 7803-8583 Corydon Ridge Road, West Oak Court, and 1321/1336/1338 Lazy Creek Court. The advisory was officially lifted on September 17, 2026, at 3:20 PM. All-clear (City of Florence, SC, 21.09.2026, 11:51): The boil water advisory for the City of Florence, SC has been repealed, effective September 16, 2026. All-clear (City of Valley Center, 25.09.2026, 23:45): The Kansas Department of Health and Environment rescinded the boil water advisory for the City of Valley Center after water tests showed no evidence of bacteria. Update (City of Mansfield, Ohio, 27.09.2026, 13:40): The City of Mansfield issued an advisory for Paxford Place from South Trimble Road to South Linden Road due to a water main repair. Residents should boil all consumed water for a full 3 minutes. The advisory remains until water purity is confirmed by testing. All-clear (Gardner Water, 27.09.2026, 19:50): A boil advisory for St Clair and surrounding roads has been officially lifted, effective September 26, 2026.

Location

Florence, South Carolina

Country

🇺🇸 USA

Start

Unknown

End

17/09/2026, 17:20

Event type

Boil water advisory, Microbiological

Status

Lifted

Region

South Carolina

Last updated

27/09/2026, 19:50