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Walton County, Fla:
Due to a recent compromise in the Regional Utilities distribution system, the residents of Seaside, north of County Road 30A and west of Savannah Street (excluding Savannah Street, Natchez Street, East Ruskin Street south of Grove Avenue, Odessa and Pensacola Streets south of Grayton Street and West Ruskin Street south of Smolian Circle) are advised to boil all water which is utilized for drinking or cooking purposes. A rollin boil for a period of one minute is sufficient o render the water safe. Residents are also advised to take precautions when bathing, especially immuno-compromised individuals, infants or the elderly.
The Regional Utilities system lost pressure on Thursday, Feb. 4 at approximately 12;45 p.m. A loss in system pressure may cause discolored water and could cause backsiphonage of contaminants, such as E.Coli bacteria, into the water system.
Water containing E. Coli bacteria can be considered safe for drinking and cooking after vigorously boiling the water. The water system is currently collecting samples to determine if the presence of E. Coli bacteria exists within the water system. The Regional Utilities system is presently taking action to correct this problem, however, this notice shall stay in effect until such time as it is determined that the water is safe to drink. A public announcement will be made to rescind the boil water notice at that time. All questions should be directed to the Regional Utilities at 231-5114.
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