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Eldon is flushing water lines to regulate chlorine levels | Mid-Missouri News

KOMU 8 · last updated

ELDON — As of around 11:16 a.m., the city of Eldon began flushing water lines in an attempt to regulate chlorine levels, according to the city’s Facebook page.

In the post, it explains that Eldon residents may lose water pressure temporarily. 

Eldon went under a mandatory boil order, according to KOMU 8’s past reporting, on June 2.

The city stated that the amount of E. coli containment level for the month of May.

On June 3, the city put a water disinfection plan in place and distributed cases of water to citizens on the following days.

On June 6, at around 11:17 a.m., normal water use resumed.

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