Water Main Break Prompts Boil Water Notice In Princeton - JoCo Report
Water Main Break Prompts Boil Water Notice In Princeton | JoCo Report
PRINCETON – All Town of Princeton water customers south of the railroad tracks are without water service due to a water main break. Crews had to turn off water to the area this afternoon (Tuesday) to make repairs.
Once water service is restored, all citizens will be under a Boil Water Advisory for 24 hours. Citizens should boil water before consumption.
Anyone with questions can visit the Town of Princeton website for more information.
PRINCETON – All Town of Princeton water customers south of the railroad tracks are without water service due to a water main break. Crews had to turn off water to the area this afternoon (Tuesday) to make repairs.
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