Mount Dora, FL – The citywide precautionary boil water notice in Mount Dora has officially been lifted, city officials announced Friday morning. Laboratory results confirmed that all water samples meet federal and state safety standards, clearing the way for residents to resume normal water use.
According to the City of Mount Dora, the advisory was issued earlier this week as a precaution following recent flooding and infrastructure disruptions. City officials thanked residents, businesses, and visitors for their patience and cooperation during the testing process.
“We know this past week has been a challenging one,” city leaders said in a statement. “We sincerely thank everyone for their understanding and support while testing and recovery efforts were underway.”
While the boil water notice is lifted, crews will continue repairing roads and addressing localized flood recovery efforts. City officials called the development “a big and positive step forward” and encouraged residents to support local businesses as recovery continues.
Residents are now free to drink and use tap water without boiling, marking the end of a precautionary measure that impacted the entire city for several days.
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