Boil water advisory issued for some residents in Harrisburg
THE CAUSE OF THAT FIRE IS BEING INVESTIGATED. WE DO HAVE A BOIL WATER ADVISORY TO TELL YOU ABOUT FOLLOWING A WATER MAIN BREAK IN HARRISBURG, CAPITAL REGION WATER SAYS IF YOU DO LIVE AT ANY OF THE ADDRESSES THAT ARE LISTED ON YOUR SCREEN THERE, YOU SHOULD BOIL YOUR WATER. SO THIS APPLIES TO THE 300 BLOCK OF CARLISL
Boil water advisory issued for some residents in Harrisburg
A boil water advisory has been issued for certain Harrisburg neighborhoods, according to Capital Region Water. Residents should boil their water at the following addresses:316, 320, 322, 341 and 345 Carlisle Street1716 Holly Street1708, 1710 Derry StreetBoil water advisory: What to doThe following information is from Capital Region Water:Do not drink tap water without boiling it firstFill a pot with water. Heat the water until bubbles come quickly from the bottom of the pot to the top.Keep the water boiling for one full minute.Turn off the heat source and let the water cool.Pour water into a clean, sanitized container with a cover for storageUse boiled or bottled waterUntil further notice, you should use boiled or bottled water for:Drinking Making ice Washing dishesBrushing teethFood preparationSee Capital Region Water’s Boil Water Advisory FAQs for more details.
A boil water advisory has been issued for certain Harrisburg neighborhoods, according to Capital Region Water.
Residents should boil their water at the following addresses:
- 316, 320, 322, 341 and 345 Carlisle Street
- 1716 Holly Street
- 1708, 1710 Derry Street
Boil water advisory: What to do
The following information is from Capital Region Water:
Do not drink tap water without boiling it first
- Fill a pot with water.
- Heat the water until bubbles come quickly from the bottom of the pot to the top.
- Keep the water boiling for one full minute.
- Turn off the heat source and let the water cool.
- Pour water into a clean, sanitized container with a cover for storage
Use boiled or bottled water
Until further notice, you should use boiled or bottled water for:
- Drinking
- Making ice
- Washing dishes
- Brushing teeth
- Food preparation
See Capital Region Water’s Boil Water Advisory FAQs for more details.