Denmark boil water advisory lifted
By T&D Staff Monday, July 21, 20081 comment(s) | Default | Large
The boil water advisory for the city of Denmark, S.C. at or near the intersection of James Wright and Connelly Street has been lifted.
According to a press release from David B. Pittman, Public Works Director, the water system in the area has been flushed and tested negative for total coliform bacteria on Friday, July 18.
Residents are advised to run their water for three to five minutes to flush the interior plumbing prior to drinking.
Residents are also strongly encouraged to empty and clean automatic ice makers, water chillers, and any other appliance that is using the city water source.
If you have any questions about the boil water advisory or water quality in Denmark, contact the public works department at 803-383-0012.
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Chris' Cloths wrote on Jul 21, 2008 1:54 PM: