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Frank Reeder Road Area Boil Water Notice Lifted
August 18, 2019
UPDATE: THIS BOIL WATER NOTICE WAS CANCELED ON AUGUST 18.
A Precautionary Boil Water Notice -PBWN- issued by the Emerald Coast Utilities Authority on August 13 for customers located in the following area has been lifted:
- From 6626 Frank Reader Road, west to Windy Hill Road
- Bridlewood Road from Frank Reeder Road, north to the end of Bridlewood Road
- Bridlewood Circle
This notice was issued after repairs were made to a broken 12-inch water main, damaged by a private contractor working in the area. Precautionary boil water notices are issued as a part of the standard protocol following any loss of water pressure, whether as a result of planned maintenance activities or unscheduled repairs.
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Some people may not think of the refridgerator water and automatic icemaker as well as the dishwasher or washing dishes by hand. The dishwasher detergent we have says it contains bleach, therefore the dishes are probably ok there, but the water you use to wash by hand would have to be boiled or bleached before you wash. As for the automatic icemaker, do not use that ice until the warning is lifted. Some of my ice cubes were brown, so I bought bagged ice for the family and kept the icemaker working to flush out the lines.