What is a Boil Water Order?
A Boil Water Order is issued by public health officials when there is a concern over the safety of your drinking water. Water should be boiled for at least 3 minutes.
Yes, your water is safe. Unless you are otherwise notified, your water meets the standards for safe drinking water regulated by the New York State Department of Health.
2. What are water standards?
Standards are typically numerical limits on the concentrations, or amounts, of a contaminant. In cases where a contaminant cannot be readily measured, such as for microbiological organisms that can sicken humans, water supplies must provide treatment, such as disinfection and filtration, to ensure safe water.
3. Should I buy bottled water?
You don't need to buy bottled water for health reasons if your drinking water meets federal, state, or provincial drinking water standards.
4. What is a Boil Water Order?
5. How can I find Hydrant Flushing Schedule?
The hydrant flushing schedule is located in a link on the bottom of the Special District page.