Alerts
By: Sutton StokesAugust 14, 2022

UPDATE: Boil Water on Reed, Worth, Industrial Park Road LIFTED

Update as of 8/16 at 8:01 a.m.: This Boil Water Notice has been lifted. Lab testing found no contamination.

=======================

Water system personnel are responding to a water leak under Worth Avenue, near Main Street.

While repairs are underway, water will be off to some customers on Reed Street/Worth Avenue/Industrial Park Road between Gorman Avenue and 11th Street. (The approximate area is shown in red on the below map.)

Tonight’s weather may slow repair time.

After repairs are complete and service has been restored, a Boil Water Notice will be in effect for these customers. The earliest that laboratory testing can be completed and the notice lifted is Tuesday, August 16.

Boil Water Notices are issued out of an abundance of caution because positive pressure has been lost and the possibility of contamination exists, not because contamination has been detected. The presence or absence of contamination must be confirmed by an independent lab through a testing process that requires at least 24 hours after delivery of a sample. Samples cannot be taken until the leak has been repaired and service has been restored. Samples can only be submitted during business hours. For more information about what to do under a Boil Water Notice, click here.

Notification will be sent out when the Boil Water Notice is lifted. We regret any inconvenience this may have caused and appreciate your patience during this time.

To keep up to date on these and similar announcements, please bookmark this blog post and follow these channels:

Categories:

Boil Water Notices

Catalogged in:

COVID-19

Governor’s Guidance for Week 6 Reopenings

The “Week 6” phase of West Virginia’s statewide reopening plan starts Friday, June 5. Below is an excerpt from the governor’s West Virginia Strong: The Comeback web page showing the business categories that may reopen this week (with links to guidance documents showing safety precautions […]

Read More
Uncategorized

Leaf pick up begins

Leaf pick up will begin Monday, October 22, 2018. There is no set daily schedule for a particular ward or area; we go to where the heaviest concentrations of leaves are in the interests of efficiency. If you are concerned about letting […]

Read More
Press Release

City of Elkins Awarded $50,000 for Trail Planning from ARC POWER Initiative

Funds EAST Trail Master Plan for bike-optimized trails throughout Randolph County City of Elkins, part of a collaborative known as Elkins Area Shared Trails (EAST), has been awarded $50,000 by the Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC) for a project to develop a plan […]

Read More
Subscribe To Our Newsletter

Subscribe To Our Newsletter

Stay up to date with the latest news and alerts by signing up for our newsletter!

You have Successfully Subscribed!