Boil water advisory in Butler after water main break - WISN Milwaukee
Boil water advisory in Butler after water main break
UPDATE: Boil water advisory lifted in Butler
The Village of Butler under a boil water advisory Thursday after a large water main break.
UPDATE
The boil advisory in Butler was lifted at about 1:30 p.m. Friday, July, 28.
"The test results from the lab came back clear. We sent these results to the DNR, and after consulting with them, they allowed our advisory to be lifted. The Village will be submitting a second, routine, water sample to the lab at the request of the DNR, but it is unlikely that the results will be different," Benjamin Hubrich, Village of Butler Administrator, said.
ORIGINAL STORY
The Village of Butler is under a boil water advisory Thursday after a large water main break.
According to the city's clerk, the break happened early Thursday near Mid-City Plumbing at Custer Ave. & Park Dr.
Officials said the village experienced a major drop in water pressure due to the break.
During the boil water advisory, people should not use the water for cooking or drinking unless it has been boiled beforehand.
The advisory is expected to last at least 24 hours while the city said it works to ensure the water is safe.
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