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local-news1 year ago

"Grand Rapids Businesses and Schools Navigate Boil Water Advisory After Water Main Break"

Grand Rapids is distributing bottled water due to a boil water advisory caused by a water main break, affecting a large area of the city and Grand Rapids Township. The advisory has led to closures of businesses, including schools, and impacted daily operations. The city is working to flush the system and test the water, with the advisory likely to remain in place until Wednesday. Businesses are adapting to the situation, while schools are facing logistical challenges and potential closures.

public-utilities2 years ago

"Boil Water Advisory for Northern D.C. Bottled Water Distribution"

DC Water has issued a Boil Water Advisory for some customers who experienced a loss of water pressure, prompting emergency water outages in specific areas. Additionally, starting February 12, 2024, a processing fee will be added for credit/debit card payments, while E-Check payments will continue to be accepted at no additional charge.

local-news2 years ago

Watertown's Water Crisis: Bottled Water Distribution Ends, Boil Water Order Remains

Watertown, New York, will no longer distribute free bottled water after 5 p.m. on Friday as residents can now boil their tap water. The city is urging residents to conserve water and boil tap water before using it for drinking, cooking, and other purposes. The water distribution sites at Watertown High School and Northland Plaza have already ceased operations, while the Fairgrounds site will continue to provide bulk potable water until 5 p.m. on Friday and then from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday. New Hope Baptist Church will also be giving away bottled water. The boil water advisory remains in effect until further notice.

infrastructure2 years ago

Watertown Overcomes Water Crisis with Community Support

Water has been restored in Watertown, New York after a 50-year-old pipe ruptured, but a boil water order remains in effect for the city and surrounding areas. The repair is holding, but it will take time to fully restore water service. The rupture left over 45,000 people without water, leading to school and business closures. Governor Kathy Hochul declared a state of emergency and sent drinking water and tankers to the area. Residents are advised to boil water for one minute or use bottled water for drinking and other purposes. A mandatory water conservation notice is also in effect.