Rensselaer, Indiana – A boil water advisory is in effect Monday for portions of Rensselaer following completed water system repairs, requiring residents in affected areas to boil tap water before drinking or cooking.
According to the City of Rensselaer, crews have restored water service after necessary repairs, but a precautionary advisory remains active for customers on:
- N. Elza Street to N. Monroe Street
- W. Warner Street to W. Vine Street
Residents in those areas are advised to use bottled water or boil tap water for at least three minutes before consumption or food preparation. City officials said tap water may still be used for washing and bathing.
The advisory is a standard safety measure following system repairs to ensure water quality while testing and monitoring continue.
The notice primarily impacts households and nearby residents in the affected blocks. Students and workers preparing meals at home should ensure water is properly boiled before use.
City officials thanked residents for their patience and cooperation while crews worked to restore service and safeguard the municipal water system.
No timeline has been provided for when the advisory will be lifted.
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