Boil water advisories in Georgia: When it’s OK to use the water, and why they happen
Boil water advisories can happen because of water main breaks, equipment outages or planned maintenance or expansion. The intention is to make sure no one is drinking water out of the tap that might not be safe.
A boil water advisory impacting thousands has been implemented in parts of Georgia due to repairs on a "significant water main break," officials said. The DeKalb County Department of ...
Elsewhere, a boil water notice is in effect in parts of DeKalb County, Georgia, following a water ... A boil water notice is an advisory usually issued by a local government to residents ...
DEKALB COUNTY, Ga. — More than two weeks after a major water main break in DeKalb County left thousands without water for days, crews are still working to repair Clairmont Road. Channel 2′s Steve ...
Ga. Senate advanced a bill that would prevent K-12 and college students from competing in sports designated for the opposite ...
A boil water advisory is in effect for parts of Lancaster County, after a water main break happened on Queen Street in Ephrata. The Ephrata Area Joint Authority advises residents in the ...
The City of Washington has an extensive water leak on Highway 44 inside the city limits. NewsChannel 6 has learned that the ...
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