The authorities in Hialeah have advised residents in specific areas to boil all water intended for drinking, cooking, making ice, brushing teeth, or washing dishes due to potential contamination from recent flooding. Boiling the water for one minute is sufficient to ensure its safety.
Affected Areas
This advisory affects residents within the following boundaries:
- North: West 116th Street (NW 170th Street)
- South: West 84th Street (NW 138th Street)
- East: SB I-75
- West: W 44 Avenue (NW 107th Avenue)
This precautionary measure will remain in effect until bacteriological tests confirm that the water is free from any contamination. Authorities will notify residents when the advisory is lifted.
For more information, residents can contact the City of Hialeah Public Works Department at (305) 556-3800.
Frequently Asked Questions About the Boil Water Notice in Hialeah
Here are some common questions and answers related to the current boil water notice in Hialeah.
Why is the boil water notice issued?
The notice was issued due to potential contamination from recent flooding, which may have affected water quality.
How long should I boil water to ensure it is safe?
Boiling the water for one minute is enough to ensure its safety for consumption.
When will the boil water notice be lifted?
The advisory will be lifted once bacteriological tests confirm that the water is free from contamination. Authorities will notify residents when it is safe.
Who can I contact for more information?
Residents can contact the City of Hialeah Public Works Department at (305) 556-3800 for more information.