Residents in parts of Cleveland are under a boil water advisory following a 6-inch water main break across from 1114 Campbell St., city officials announced Wednesday.
The water main break caused a significant loss of water pressure, affecting the West Kytle and Campbell Street side of town. As a precaution, customers in the impacted area are being advised to boil water before drinking, cooking, brushing teeth or preparing food until further notice.
Areas under the advisory include:
- West Kytle St. – all addresses from 79 West Kytle Street going west to Campbell St.
- Campbell Street – from the West Kytle side of Campbell Street to 784 Campbell Street
- ABC Dr.
- South Bell Street
- Jess Hunt Rd. – from the beginning of Jess Hunt to 327 Jess Hunt Rd.
- Jackson Heights
- Jackson Circle
- Sherrell Drive
- Wanda Drive
- Bertha Court
- North Ave.
- Barrett St.
- Davidson Street
- Abernathy Lane
- Lena Court
- Head Street
- Head Lane
- Deerfield Drive
- Angel Lane
- Mary’s Lane
- McDonald Street
- Kennington Lane
- Ascot Drive
- Berkshire Drive
- Cardinal Court
- Mizell Drive
Several local businesses are not connected to the affected water line and remain unaffected by the advisory. Those businesses include Chick-fil-A, Subway, Soda Fountain, Regions Bank and Ace Hardware.
City crews are working to restore water service. Once repairs are completed, the affected area will remain under the boil water advisory until at least Friday morning, May 22.
Water samples will be collected and sent to a laboratory on Thursday, May 21. If test results come back clear after a 24-hour review period, the advisory will be lifted.
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