Boil Water Advisory – Hudson Road & Lizzie Creek, October 7, 2024
People in the affected area are advised to vigorously boil their water for one full minute before
drinking or cooking. The advisory was issued due to a service interruption in the affected area.
Don’t use ice made from unboiled water for drinking.
Repeal of Boil Water Advisory – Hunter Road and Lizzie Creek – September 24, 2024
People in the affected area no longer need to boil their water before drinking or cooking.
Water samples were tested by a certified lab, and the results show that the water is now safe for drinking and cooking.
Boil Water Advisory – Hudson Road & Lizzie Creek – September 19, 2024
AREA AFFECTED BY THIS ADVISORY: Hudson Rd & Lizzie Creek
CAUSE OF THIS ADVISORY: Loss of water pressure
People in the affected area are advised to vigorously boil their water for one full minute before drinking or cooking. The advisory was issued due to a service interruption in the affected area.
Don’t use ice made from unboiled water for drinking.
Repeal of Boil Water Advisory – Hudson Raod and Lizzie Creek – 9/17/2024
People in the affected area no longer need to boil their water before drinking or cooking.
Water samples were tested by a certified lab, and the results show that the water is now safe for drinking and cooking.
Should you have any questions concerning this repeal, please call 803-553-5939.
Boil Water Advisory – Hudson Road and Lizzie Creek – September 12, 2024
AREA AFFECTED BY THIS ADVISORY: Hudson Rd and Lizzie Creek
CAUSE OF THIS ADVISORY: Loss of water pressure
People in the affected area are advised to vigorously boil their water for one full minute before
drinking or cooking. The advisory was issued due to a service interruption in the affected area.
Don’t use ice made from unboiled water for drinking.
Repeal of Boil Water Notice – Hudson Road and Lizzie Creek September 6, 2024
Clarendon County advises the residents of the affected area that they no longer need to boil their water before drinking or cooking.
Water Samples were tested by a certified lab, and the results show that the water is now safe for drinking and cooking.
Boil Water Advisory – Lizzie Creek and Hudson Rd
Clarendon County advises the residents of the affect area to vigorously boil water for at one (1) full minute prior to drinking or cooking.
A line break in the water system has resulted in a loss of service to the affected area. There has not been confirmed contamination of the system. However, because of the loss of pressure, customers are advised to vigorously boil their water for at least one (1) full minute prior to drinking or cooking until otherwise notified by system Officials. Also, any ice made from the water that has not been boiled should not be used for drinking purposes.
Repeal of Boil Water Notice – Lakeview and Woodlake Roads
The Clarendon County Water and Sewer Department advises the residents served by the referenced water system that they no longer need to boil their water prior to drinking or cooking. Following disinfection and an intense flushing of the distribution system, bacteriological samples were collected from the drinking water system serving the area. The results of this sampling indicated that the system is now safe to use for drinking and cooking purposes. If you should have any questions concerning this repeal of the Boil Notice, you may call the utility at (803) 433-3255.
Boil Water Notice – Lakeview Dr. and Woodlake Dr.
Clarendon County advises the residents of the affect area to vigorously boil water for at one (1) full minute prior to drinking or cooking.
A line break in the water system has resulted in a loss of service to the affected area. There has not been confirmed contamination of the system. However, because of the loss of pressure, customers are advised to vigorously boil their water for at least one (1) full minute prior to drinking or cooking until otherwise notified by system Officials. Also, any ice made from the water that has not been boiled should not be used for drinking purposes.
Repeal of Boil Water Notice – Hudson Road August 15, 2024
The Clarendon County Water and Sewer Department advises the residents served by the referenced water system that they no longer need to boil their water prior to drinking or cooking. Following disinfection and an intense flushing of the distribution system, bacteriological samples were collected from the drinking water system serving the area. The results of this sampling indicated that the system is now safe to use for drinking and cooking purposes.