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Birmingham Water Works says water is safe to drink despite taste, odor concerns

Birmingham Water Works confirms water is safe to drink in Jefferson County despite taste and odor concerns in multiple municipalities.

The company released the following statement.

"Birmingham Water Work is aware of the taste and odor concerns reported by customers in North Hoover, Homewood, portions of Vestavia Hills, Mountain Brook, and UAB. Our water quality team has conducted tests confirming that the water is safe to drink. Additionally, we are actively conducting flushing and sampling in accordance with our protocols and will continue to monitor the situation closely. We appreciate your patience as we address this matter."

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