Boil water notice lifted in Hinesburg after crews fix multiple leaks
A boil water notice has been lifted for residents of the Sunset Lake Co-Op in Hinesburg after days without potable water.Residents in the small community were without full water service for days after multiple leaks sprung up around the community earlier this month.A notice from the Hinesburg Fire Department on Thursday confirmed that water had been tested and was now safe to drink and use in any normal capacity. Earlier, Hinesburg Fire Chief Prescott Nadeau provided an update on the ongoing situation on Monday evening, saying that while water services were restored to residents earlier that day, a boil-water notice was in effect until testing could confirm that the water was safe to drink. Those who live in the Co-Op had been without water for days after a series of leaks were detected on Tuesday. Nearby Champlain Valley Union High School had been opened to residents over the weekend for those who needed potable water during that time.
A boil water notice has been lifted for residents of the Sunset Lake Co-Op in Hinesburg after days without potable water.
Residents in the small community were without full water service for days after multiple leaks sprung up around the community earlier this month.
A notice from the Hinesburg Fire Department on Thursday confirmed that water had been tested and was now safe to drink and use in any normal capacity.
Earlier, Hinesburg Fire Chief Prescott Nadeau provided an update on the ongoing situation on Monday evening, saying that while water services were restored to residents earlier that day, a boil-water notice was in effect until testing could confirm that the water was safe to drink.
Those who live in the Co-Op had been without water for days after a series of leaks were detected on Tuesday. Nearby Champlain Valley Union High School had been opened to residents over the weekend for those who needed potable water during that time.