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UPDATE: As of 1 p.m. Thursday, several streets were removed from the boil water advisory in Johnson City. The advisory will be in effect until at least Saturday afternoon.
Below are the streets that remain on the list:
- Reynolds Road – Marian to E. Maine Road
- Deyo Hill Road (Between Reynolds Road and the Village-Town of Dickinson Line)
- Columbia Drive
- David Drive
- Eric Drive
- Eric Court
- Enid Place
- Tamara Lane
- Pamala Drive
- Weymouth Lane
- Marlayne Drive
- Christina Drive
- Marian Drive
- Anna Maria Drive
- Penna Road
- San Marco Drive
- Oakview Drive
- Rose Lane
- Lee Circle
- Nadine Way
- Deborah Drive
ORIGINAL STORY: A boil water advisory, due to a water main break, was issued for over two dozen Johnson City streets.
According to the Johnson City Water Department, the water main break occurred on Marian Drive and Christina Drive, just off of Reynolds Road, causing certain areas of the water system to become void of water.
Customers of the Johnson City Water system in the following areas are being asked to boil water prior to consumption:
- Tokos Grove Road
- Dellapenna Drive
- Dellrose Lane
- Reynolds Road between Tokos Grove and Pinewood Blvd.
- Oakdale Road – north of Overbrook Road
- Nelson Road
- Aetna Road between Oakdale and Nelson
- Deyo Hill Road
- Columbia Drive
- David Drive
- Eric Drive
- Eric Court
- Enid Place
- Tamara Lane
- Pamala Drive
- Weymouth Lane
- Marlayne Drive
- Christina Drive
- Marian Drive
- Anna Maria Drive
- Penna Road
- San Marco Drive
- Oakview Drive
- Rose Lane
- Lee Circle
- Nadine Way
- Deborah Drive
The water department advises consumers to bring all water to a boil, let it boil for one minute and let it cool before using, or use bottled water.
Boiled or bottled water should be used for drinking, making ice, brushing teeth, washing dishes and food preparation until further notice.
Customers will be notified when they no longer need to boil water.
For more information, contact Robert Bennett, Director of Public Services, at 797-3031 or the Johnson City Water Department at 797-2523.
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