Here are the boiling water notices in the San Antonio area

SAN ANTONIO – Power outages and broken pipes across the state of Texas are causing worrying water quality for many municipalities. Millions of people across the state are under notice over boiling water.

A boiling water notice means that residents have to boil their water before consumption (eg washing hands / face, brushing teeth, drinking, etc.). Children, the elderly and people with weakened immune systems are particularly vulnerable to harmful bacteria, and all customers should follow these instructions). To ensure destruction of all harmful bacteria and other microbes, water for drinking, boiling and ice must be boiled and cooled before being used for drinking water or human consumption. The water should be brought to a boil and then boiled for two minutes. Instead of boiling, individuals can buy bottled water or obtain water from another suitable source for drinking water or human consumption. When it is no longer necessary to boil the water, the officials of the public water system will inform customers that the water is safe for drinking water or human consumption.

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Here are notices for residents of Bexar County and other provinces:

Bandera County

• Monarch Utilities has issued a “Boiling Water Notice” for customers in the Lake Medina Shores water system, Public Water System ID No 0100037, located in Bandera County.

• Bandera County Freshwater Supply District no. 1, located in Bandera, PWS # 0100011

Bexar County

• Monarch Utilities has issued a “Boiling Water Notice” for customers in the Coolcrest water system, Public Water System ID No 0150046, located in Bexar County.

• East Central Special Utilities District experienced water disruptions and distribution pressure below the minimum standards and issued a boiling water notice.

• Monarch Utilities has issued a “Boiling Water Notice” for customers in the Stage Coach Hills water system, Public Water System ID No 0150019, located in Bexar County.

Comal county

• New Braunfels Utilities (NBU)’s public water system (PWS TX0460001) has issued a notice on boiling water for all customers.

• Monarch Utilities has issued a “Boiling Water Notice” for customers in the Rim rock ranch water system, public water system ID No. 0460211, located in Comal County.

• Monarch Utilities has issued a “Boiling Water Notice” to customers in the Subdivision of Windmill Ranch water system, public water system ID no. 0460221, located in Comal County.

Gillespie county

• Monarch Utilities has issued a “Boiling Water Notice” for customers in the Oakview water system, Public Water System ID No 0860107, located in Gillespie County.

Guadalupe County

• Green Valley Special Utility District issued a boiling water notice to all customers

Hays county

• City of San Marcos issued a boiling water advice to all San Marcos water customers in the city.

Kerr County

• City of Kerrville’s water system (ID No. 133001), the Texas Commission for Environmental Quality has issued a boiling water notice to all customers.

• Monarch Utilities has announced a “Boiling Water Notice” for customers in the country Center water system, Public Water System ID No. 1330007, located in Kerr County.

• Monarch Utilities is asking for your help in announcing a “Boiling Water Notice” to our customers in the United States Hills & Dales water system, Public Water System ID No. 1330030, located in Kerr County. Due to repeated power outages, the system could not keep up with demand. Bacteriological samples are collected as soon as conditions improve, and the boiling water notification would be canceled at that time. This notice affects all 73 customers.

Medina county

• Monarch Utilities has issued a “Boiling Water Notice” for customers in the Rocky Creek subdivision water system, Public Water System ID No. 1630038, located in Medina County.

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