LONG BEACH — On Oct 9, the State Water Resources Control Board, division of drinking water or DDW and the Long Beach Utilities Department issued a boil water notice for portions of Long Beach. Long Beach Utilities Department made this decision out of an abundance of caution after experiencing low water pressures during a significant water main break at 3502 Orange Avenue early Oct. 10.
This Boil Water Notice applies to the following areas in Long Beach:
Residents and businesses located in these areas are advised to use only boiled tap water or bottled water for drinking and cooking purposes as a safety precaution to avoid stomach or intestinal illness.
If you are unable to boil your water, use household unscented liquid bleach:
Long Beach Utilities is conducting specialized monitoring of water quality in the affected areas in coordination with DDW. Long Beach Utilities will inform residents when comprehensive testing of the drinking water confirms the water is safe to drink.
For more information on this boil water notice, residents or businesses may call Long Beach Utilities at 562-570-2390.
LONG BEACH — Ayer, la Junta Estatal de Control de Recursos Hídricos, la División de Agua Potable (DDW) y el Departamento de Servicios Públicos de Long Beach emitió un aviso de hervir el agua para partes de Long Beach. El Departamento de Servicios Públicos de Long Beach tomó esta decisión por un exceso de precaución después de experimentar bajas presiones de agua durante una rotura significativa de la tubería principal de agua en 3502 Orange Avenue hoy temprano.
Este aviso de hervir el agua se aplica a las siguientes áreas en Long Beach:
Se aconseja a los residentes y a las empresas situadas en estas zonas que utilicen únicamente agua del grifo hervida o agua embotellada para beber y cocinar como medida de seguridad para evitar enfermedades estomacales o intestinales.
Si no puede hervir el agua, utilice lejía líquida sin perfume de uso doméstico:
Long Beach Utilities está llevando a cabo un control especializado de la calidad del agua en las zonas afectadas en coordinación con DDW. Long Beach Utilities informará a los residentes cuando las pruebas exhaustivas del agua potable confirmen que el agua es segura para beber.
Para obtener más información sobre este aviso de hervir el agua, los residentes o las empresas pueden llamar a Long Beach Utilities al (562) 570-2390.
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