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- 4653 NE 134th Avenue/Elkhart BOIL ADVISORY***This is boil advisory from Des Moines Water Works for NE 134th Avenue and NE 46th Street to the dead end East and to the dead end South. A water main break at 4653 NE 134th Avenue has caused the water to be turned off for repairs and may be off for several hours. Please leave all faucets closed during this time. Once pressure is restored you will be under a boil water advisory. As a precaution you should use bottled water or boil tap water for 1 minute and let it cool before consuming or using for food preparation. Bathing and showering is considered safe. A boil water advisory will be in effect until water samples pass all required tests. You will be notified via this notification system when the boil order is lifted. Please share this information with others that may not be in the Code Red notification system. If you have any questions call Des Moines Water Works customer service a 2 8 3 8 7 0 0. From: 09/18 6:58 PM To: 09/18
- 1509 Maury BOIL ADVISORY LIFT - The precautionary boil advisory for 1509 Maury has been lifted. Testing of the water samples is complete. Thank you for your patience. Please share this information with others that may not be in the Code Red notification system. If you have additional questions you may call De Moine Water Works customer service at 2 8 3 8 7 0 0.
Main Breaks: 515.283.8772 Water Outages: 515.283.8700
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