The mechanical malfunctions that occurred at the Surface Water Treatment Plant on July 29, 2024, have been effectively resolved, resulting in the full restoration of the Public Water System’s operational status. Preventive measures are being implemented to mitigate the risk of similar malfunctions in the future.
Any anticipated fluctuations in water pressure across the system have been successfully addressed through the commendable efforts of our Water Operators and independent service providers. NO BOIL WATER NOTICES WERE REQUIRED.
We wish to extend our sincere appreciation for the patience and understanding demonstrated by the community and commercial entities during this period. Your collaboration has been pivotal as we diligently worked to address the emergent challenges, both presently and prospectively. Thank you for your ongoing collaboration and support as we steadfastly uphold our commitment to ensuring the reliability and safety of our water supply system.
Thank you for your continued cooperation and support as we remain committed to ensuring the reliability and safety of our water supply system.
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