Boil Water Advisory in effect for parts of Southeast Springfield

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (Edited News Release/KY3) — Due to a large water main break overnight in Southeast Springfield, City Utilities is issuing a precautionary Boil Water Advisory. 

The advisory affects roughly 1,200 customers. The affected area is primarily south and east of Lake Springfield. CU stated the water main break happened near the Highway 60/65 interchange.

City Utilities said they have notified affected customers of the advisory by text or phone call to the number linked to their CU account. CU stated that the water main break has been repaired, but the advisory is still in effect.

Customers are encouraged to view this map provided by CU for more information on the affected locations under the advisory. 

Those under the advisory are asked to boil their water for three to five minutes before use. For information regarding boil water advisories and frequently asked questions, click here.

The advisory is expected to last throughout the weekend. Updates will be provided when available, along with additional alerts for when the advisory is lifted, according to CU.

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