Voluntary Boil Water Advisory for Hoosier Hills Customers
Customers of the Hoosier Hills Regional Water District are under a voluntary Boil Advisory until Wednesday, November 5, due to a water main break that occurred over the weekend.
A Boil Advisory is a precautionary measure to alert customers of potential compromised water quality. It is recommended to boil all water used for drinking and food preparation for two minutes.
However, water used for laundry, showering, shaving, and watering grass or plants is safe to use without boiling.
The advisory applies to customers in Ripley, Dearborn, and Franklin counties.
Boil all water used for drinking and food preparation for two minutes.
Author's summary: Hoosier Hills water customers face boil advisory.