Customer Alerts

Should you experience an outage of your water service, please review the boil advisory information below. Del-Co will issue an automated call to customers involved in an outage and who should boil their water. Having the most current contact number on file is important to our ability to reach you in the event of a boil water notice.

Updated:  6/18/21 at  11:45 a.m.

DEL-CO WATER HAS TWO BOIL NOTIFICATIONS IN EFFECT AT THIS TIME.

EMERGENCY REPAIR/BOIL NOTIFICATION

3873 & 3995 Rutherford Rd

3782 – 3838 Dolman Ct

Upon restoration of the water supply, Del-Co recommends these customers boil water used for cooking and drinking as a precautionary measure until Saturday, June 19, 2021 at 6 p.m.

 

 

EMERGENCY REPAIR/BOIL NOTIFICATION (Libertydale Sub’d – Powell)  Water should be restored by approx. 9 p.m.

All of Libertydale Dr

All of Plymouth Ct

All of Jamestown Dr

All of Lexington Dr

All of Minuteman Ct

All of Patriot Ct

Upon restoration of the water supply, Del-Co recommends these customers boil water used for cooking and drinking only as a precautionary measure for 24 hrs.

 

Please  also see Planned Outages for additional advisories.

During a boil advisory:

Do not consume tap water that has not been disinfected, ice or drinks made from tap water that has not been disinfected, or raw foods rinsed with tap water that has not been disinfected. Disinfect water by: Boiling at a rolling boil for 1 minute

Safe alternative sources of potable water include bottled, treated or distilled water.

Upon rescinding of a boil advisory:

Flush household pipes/faucets: follow the directions of your water utility (in the newspaper, radio, or television) or, as general guidance, run cold water faucets for 3 minutes each if they have not been used in the last 24 hours.

Flush home automatic icemakers: make three batches of ice cubes and discard all three batches.

 

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