Boil Water Notices Issued Texas, Florida Following Water Main Breaks; Pennsylvania, Arkansas Lift Advisories

Several cities in Texas, Florida, and Arkansas have issued boil water notices due to water main breaks or repairs resulting in low water pressure, which increases the risk of bacterial contamination. In Texarkana, Texas, a boil water notice affected the Liberty-Eylau area, requiring residents to boil water for drinking and food preparation until safety is confirmed by authorities. Similarly, in Port Arthur, Texas, water pressure fell below state requirements due to a leak, prompting a boil order for all customers south of Highway 73 with ongoing repairs and water conservation requests. Cottondale, Florida, also issued a boil water advisory for specific streets starting September 30 due to water line repairs, advising residents to boil water or use bottled water. Meanwhile, the boil water notice in Mandeville, Arkansas, was recently rescinded after a broken water main was repaired and water pressure restored. Additionally, a boil water advisory in the Berry Hollow Development in Pennsylvania was lifted following acceptable water test results.