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City of Duluth issues boil water advisory for affected Congdon Park residents

Northern News Now · last updated

DULUTH, Minn. (Northern News Now) — The City of Duluth issued a boil water advisory for some Congdon Park neighborhood residents on Friday as a precautionary measure, effective immediately.

According to the City of Duluth, concerns were raised following an issue during a hydrant replacement on London Road.

The affected area is from the 3300 to 3800 blocks of Greysolon Road, Greysolon Place, East Superior Street, and 36th Avenue East from London Road to Superior Street.

Residents are asked to boil drinking water before consuming or use bottled water until further notice.

The city is conducting testing to confirm the safety of the drinking water in that area. Test results are expected over the weekend.

More drinking water guidance is available on the Minnesota Department of Health’s Community Drinking Water Advisory Guidance.

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