boil water advisory

The City of Battle Creek has issued a boil water advisory for some residents after a portion of the city's water system was shut done for improvements.

The City of Battle Creek says Monday that the 30-inch water transmission line is expected to be turned on back to normal by mid-day Tuesday. The main being broken February 19 resulted in the entire Battle Creek water system being put under a boil water advisory.

At this time no contaminants have been identified, but some customers are experiencing discoloration in their water. Water samples have been taken for testing, and once test results have come back negative for anything harmful the advisory will be lifted after 24 hours.

Residents of Battle Creek, Springfield and the four surrounding townships are being advised of a large Boil Water Advisory Tuesday.

Residents affected by this advisory are asked not to use their water for things like drinking, making ice, brushing teeth, washing dishes, or food preparation without boiling it for at least a minute. Alternatively, you could just use bottled water.

A portion of the City of Springfield is under a boil water advisory.
The City of Springfield says on their Facebook page Tuesday that until further notice, residents on a portion of Avenue A in the city were under the advisory. Springfield Public Services Director Terry Blanair tells 95...

It has been more than two weeks since residents and city officials were told the City of Parchment water and some wells in Cooper Township were contaminated with PFAS. Testing on surface water for the Kalamazoo River took place this week.

A broken water main caused the water to be shut-off in the area of Lathrop Avenue and Nelson Street, Friday evening.

The Battle Creek Water System is going through repairs this morning and the city has issued a boil water advisory for

There is a new boil water advisory for parts of Albion, due to a water main repair. Areas affected include parts of Irwin Avenue, Crescent Street and Woodlawn Blvd.