Drinking Water Alerts

Tests show E. coli present in the water. Residents should boil their drinking water or use purchased bottled water until further notice. More information is available on our coliform webpage

Nitrate levels in the water system exceed safe drinking water standards. This can pose a health risk for infants, pregnant women and the elderly. Vulnerable populations should drink only purchased bottled water until further notice.

This water system lost pressure due to a power failure. When water lines lose pressure, potentially harmful contaminants can enter the water system. As a safety precaution, residents should boil their drinking water or use purchased bottled water until further notice. 

Nitrate levels in the water system exceed safe drinking water standards. This can pose a health risk for infants, pregnant women and the elderly. Vulnerable populations should drink only purchased bottled water until further notice.

This water system experienced a main break with pressure loss. When water lines lose pressure, potentially harmful contaminants can enter the water system. As a safety precaution, customers should boil their water or use bottled water until further notice.

This water system experienced a pressure loss event. When water lines lose pressure, potentially harmful contaminants can enter the water system. As a safety precaution, customers should boil their water or use bottled water until further notice.

Tests show E. coli present in the water. Residents should boil their drinking water or use purchased bottled water until further notice. More information is available on our coliform webpage

Tests show E. coli present in the water. Residents should boil their drinking water or use purchased bottled water until further notice. More information is available on our coliform webpage

This water system had to be depressurized to move service connections from the old water main to the new main. When water lines lose pressure, potentially harmful contaminants can enter the water system. As a safety precaution, residents should boil their water or use purchased bottled water until further notice.

This utility's maintenance activities that could disrupt water pressure. When water lines lose pressure, potentially harmful contaminants can enter the water system. As a safety precaution, the utility recommends that customers boil their tap water or use purchased bottled water until further notice.

Nitrate levels in the water system exceed safe drinking water standards. This can pose a health risk for infants, pregnant women, and the elderly. Vulnerable populations should drink only purchased bottled water until further notice.

Nitrate levels in the water system exceed safe drinking water standards. This can pose a health risk for infants, pregnant women, and the elderly. Vulnerable populations should drink only purchased bottled water until further notice.

Tests show E. coli and total coliform present in the water. Customers should boil their water or use bottled water until further notice. More information is available on our coliform webpage.

Tests show E. coli present in the water. Customers should boil their water or use bottled water until further notice. More information is available on our coliform webpage.

Nitrate levels in the water system exceed safe drinking water standards. This can pose a health risk for infants, pregnant women, and the elderly. Vulnerable populations should drink only purchased bottled water until further notice.

This utility is experiencing disruption with maintenance activities that could affect the treatment plant. As a safety precaution, the utility recommends that customers boil their tap water or use purchased bottled water until further notice.

Nitrate levels in the water system exceed safe drinking water standards. This can pose a health risk for infants, pregnant women, and the elderly. Vulnerable populations should drink only purchased bottled water until further notice.

This water system experienced a main break with pressure loss. When water lines lose pressure, potentially harmful contaminants can enter the water system. As a safety precaution, customers should boil their water or use bottled water until further notice.

"No water" health advisory. Tests show E. coli present in the water, so the campground turned off the water. Campers should boil any water obtained from the well or use bottled water until further notice. More information is available on our coliform webpage.

Nitrate levels in the water system exceed safe drinking water standards. This can pose a health risk for infants, pregnant women, and the elderly. Vulnerable populations should drink only purchased bottled water until further notice.

This water system experienced a water outage with pressure loss. When water lines lose pressure, potentially harmful contaminants can enter the water system. As a safety precaution, residents should boil their water or use purchased bottled water until further notice.

Nitrate levels in the water system exceed safe drinking water standards. This can pose a health risk for infants, pregnant women, and the elderly. Vulnerable populations should drink only purchased bottled water until further notice.

Nitrate levels in the water system exceed safe drinking water standards. This can pose a health risk for infants, pregnant women, and the elderly. Vulnerable populations should drink only purchased bottled water until further notice.

Nitrate levels in the water system exceed safe drinking water standards. This can pose a health risk for infants, pregnant women, and the elderly. Vulnerable populations should drink only purchased bottled water until further notice.

Nitrate levels in the water system exceed safe drinking water standards. This can pose a health risk for infants, pregnant women and the elderly. Vulnerable populations should drink only purchased bottled water until further notice.

This water system's disinfection treatment equipment malfunctioned. As a safety precaution, residents should boil their water or use purchased bottled water until further notice.

Tests show E. coli present in the water. Customers should boil their water or use bottled water until further notice. More information is available on our coliform webpage.

Nitrate levels in the water system exceed safe drinking water standards. This can pose a health risk for infants, pregnant women, and the elderly. Vulnerable populations should drink only purchased bottled water until further notice.

Tests show E. coli present in the water. Residents should boil their water or use bottled water until further notice. More information is available on our coliform webpage

Nitrate levels in the water system exceed safe drinking water standards. This can pose a health risk for infants, pregnant women, and the elderly. Vulnerable populations should drink only purchased bottled water until further notice.

Tests show E. coli present in the water. Customers should boil their water or use bottled water until further notice. More information is available on our coliform webpage.

Nitrate levels in the water system exceed safe drinking water standards. This can pose a health risk for infants, pregnant women, and the elderly. Vulnerable populations should drink only purchased bottled water until further notice.

Nitrate levels in the water system exceed safe drinking water standards. This can pose a health risk for infants, pregnant women, and the elderly. Vulnerable populations should drink only purchased bottled water until further notice.

This water system experienced pressure loss. When water lines lose pressure, potentially harmful contaminants can enter the water system. As a safety precaution, residents should use purchased bottled water until further notice.

Nitrate levels in the water system exceed safe drinking water standards. This can pose a health risk for infants, pregnant women, and the elderly. Vulnerable populations should drink only purchased bottled water until further notice.

Nitrate levels in the water system exceed safe drinking water standards. This can pose a health risk for infants, pregnant women, and the elderly. Vulnerable populations should drink only purchased bottled water until further notice.

Nitrate levels in the water system exceed safe drinking water standards. This can pose a health risk for infants, pregnant women, and the elderly. Vulnerable populations should drink only purchased bottled water until further notice.

Nitrate levels in the water system exceed safe drinking water standards. This can pose a health risk for infants, pregnant women, and the elderly. Vulnerable populations should drink only purchased bottled water until further notice. 

Tests show E. coli present in the water. Customers should boil their water or use bottled water until further notice. More information is available on our coliform webpage.

Tests show E. coli present in the water. Customers should boil their water or use bottled water until further notice. More information is available on our coliform webpage.

Tests show E. coli present in the water. Customers should boil their water or use bottled water until further notice. More information is available on our coliform webpage.

Nitrate levels in the water system exceed safe drinking water standards. This can pose a health risk for infants, pregnant women and the elderly. Vulnerable populations should drink only purchased bottled water until further notice.

Nitrate levels in the water system exceed safe drinking water standards. This can pose a health risk for infants, pregnant women, and the elderly. Vulnerable populations should drink only purchased bottled water until further notice.

Nitrate levels in the water system exceed safe drinking water standards. This can pose a health risk for infants, pregnant women and the elderly. Vulnerable populations should drink only purchased bottled water until further notice.

Nitrate levels in the water system exceed safe drinking water standards. This can pose a health risk for infants, pregnant women and the elderly. Vulnerable populations should drink only purchased bottled water until further notice.

The water system reported damage to the reservoir foundation. As a safety precaution, the utility recommends that customers boil their tap water or use purchased bottled water until further notice.

Nitrate levels in the water system exceed safe drinking water standards. This can pose a health risk for infants, pregnant women and the elderly. Vulnerable populations should drink only purchased bottled water until further notice.

Nitrate levels in the water system exceed safe drinking water standards. This can pose a health risk for infants, pregnant women and the elderly. Vulnerable populations should drink only purchased bottled water until further notice.

Unapproved water source. Residents should use bottled water until further notice.

Tests show E. coli present in the water. Residents should boil their water or use bottled water until further notice. More information is available on our coliform webpage

Voluntary alert

Precautionary advisory due to the use of an unapproved water source. The GWI well must meet the surface water treatment standards including filtration and disinfection. As a safety precaution, the utility recommends that customers in the affected area boil their tap water or use purchased bottled water until further notice.

PFOS and PFOA were detected at levels above the EPA’s health advisory level. PFOS and PFOA are unregulated contaminants. Vulnerable populations should drink only purchased bottled water until further notice.

Nitrate levels in the water system exceed safe drinking water standards. This can pose a health risk for infants, pregnant women and the elderly. Vulnerable populations should drink only purchased bottled water until further notice.

Nitrate levels in the water system exceed safe drinking water standards. This can pose a health risk for infants, pregnant women and the elderly. Vulnerable populations should drink only purchased bottled water until further notice.

Use of an unapproved water source (spring). Until further notice, customers should use bottled water or boil their tap water for one minute and allow it to cool. More information is available on our coliform webpage