Boil water advisory issued for Mount Olive residents due to E. coli detection
The advisory, effective Monday, was prompted by positive tests in two of the town's water systems.
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Sep 3, 2024, 11:43 AM
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Updated 12 days ago
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8ds agoA boil water advisory has been issued for Mount Olive residents after E. coli bacteria was detected in the town's water distribution system.
The advisory, effective Monday, was prompted by positive tests in two of the town's water systems.
Affected areas include:
Main Water System
- Cloverhill Development
- Flanders Crossing
- Regency at Flanders & Marveland Crescent Development
- Overlook Apartments
- Main Street & Park Place
- Mountain Avenue
- Laurel Drive
- Chestnut Way & Red Maple Lane
Village Green Water System
- Village Green Apartments & Stores
- Mountain Ridge Development
- Lucas Lane, Old Budd Lake Road, & Ringenbach Lane
Residents are advised to boil water before consumption until further notice.
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