CITY OF BELLEFONTAINE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC UTILITIES135 N. Detroit St. Bellefontaine, OH 43311
1st Floor of Municipal Building Phone: 937-592-3561 Fax: 937-651-6014 [email protected] HOURS OF OPERATION Monday-Friday 7:30 AM - 4:30 PM OFFICE STAFF Vicki L. Stratton, Superintendent Whitney - Kelly |
BOIL ADVISORY INFORMATION
Water Line Breaks may occur at any time of the year. To be notified of an issued Boil Advisory and in the event of other community emergencies, please register to "Logan County Alert" offered by the Logan County Emergency Management Agency at: http://co.logan.oh.us/201/Emergency-Management-Agency
Forms are also available at the City of Bellefontaine Utilities Office. In addition, notifications of water emergencies are also provided to the Bellefontaine Examiner, to WPKO radio station, and Shine FM. Please also refer to these media connections for updates and the lifting of any Boil Advisory.
During a boil water 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. It is safe to shower and bathe as long as you do not swallow the water.
Disinfect water by:
Boiling at a rolling boil for at least 1 minute.
Safe alternative sources of potable water include bottled, treated or distilled water.
Once the boil advisory has been lifted:
Flush household pipes and faucets, 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 ice makers: make three batches of ice cubes and discard all three batches.
Run water softeners through a regeneration cycle.
Flush drinking fountains and water coolers with direct water connections for 5 minutes.
Forms are also available at the City of Bellefontaine Utilities Office. In addition, notifications of water emergencies are also provided to the Bellefontaine Examiner, to WPKO radio station, and Shine FM. Please also refer to these media connections for updates and the lifting of any Boil Advisory.
During a boil water 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. It is safe to shower and bathe as long as you do not swallow the water.
Disinfect water by:
Boiling at a rolling boil for at least 1 minute.
Safe alternative sources of potable water include bottled, treated or distilled water.
Once the boil advisory has been lifted:
Flush household pipes and faucets, 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 ice makers: make three batches of ice cubes and discard all three batches.
Run water softeners through a regeneration cycle.
Flush drinking fountains and water coolers with direct water connections for 5 minutes.
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