The City posted the notice on Friday, Sept. 11 for necessary water-infrastructure work on Sunday. This is a planned interruption, not an unplanned outage or a notice that the advisory has already been lifted.

People at the listed addresses may lose water service for much of the day and will need to boil water used for drinking, making infant formula, preparing food, making ice, washing fruit and vegetables, and brushing teeth. The City recommends bringing the water to a rolling boil for at least one full minute.

The City says it will issue another public service announcement after the Office of the Chief Public Health Officer tells it the precautionary advisory has been lifted. Residents should watch for that lift notice before returning to normal use of tap water for consumption.

Planned shutdown: Sunday, Sept. 13, 2026, approximately 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Affected civic-address ranges: 400–500, 523–588 and 1601–1992. The City lists after-hours Dispatch at 867-979-5650 for urgent water issues such as a water-main leak or no water pressure.