boil advisory

The City of St. Martinville has issued an emergency water shut-off beginning tonight.

Water and electrical service will be interrupted across portions of South Louisiana beginning today. Here's where and when the interruptions are planned.

The City of St. Martinville has announced a disruption in its regular water service, an unfortunate necessity.

Youngsville Water System has issued a boil advisory due to low pressure issues from broken water line.

Lafayette Parish Waterworks District North has issued a boil advisory effective immediately.

No water service? No problem!

Louisiana Water Company has just released some important information for all customers.

This morning, Mayor Julius Alsandor asked residents to turn off faucets that may be dripping or running due to the sub-freezing temperatures.

Despite the advisory, schools will be open in Carencro today.

Crowley officials have announced parts of the City are currently under a boil advisory.

The City of St. Martinville has just issued a boil advisory until further notice.

A break in a waterline resulted in a loss of water pressure. That's why the boil advisory was issued.

A broken water main on Lagneaux road has resulted in several residences in Lafayette Parish being placed under a boil water advisory today.

The water will be cut off beginning at 9 am on Monday morning. There is no time table for how long the service will be interrupted.

Residents of one Abbeville neighborhood will need to take some extra time with their water this morning.

The outage in St. Landry Parish is expected to last about four or five hours today.

Routine maintenance and regular cleaning of the town's water towers are the reason for the interruption in service.

Residents should plan to be without water for several hours beginning at 9 am this morning.

The advisory suggests that residents boil their water for at least one minute before consumption.

Some residents of these parishes will need to boil their water before using it this morning.