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City Of Tyler Rescinds Boil Water Notice Tuesday Morning
After a very trying week last week dealing with snow, ice and freezing cold temperatures thanks to the polar vortex that cause disruptions in our power grid, water supply, gasoline supply, grocery stores and more, there is light at the end of the tunnel.
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The City of Tyler has been under a boil water notice since the middle of last week because of low water pressure and no power at a water treatment plant. Residents have had to resort to boiling their water before drinking it or using it while cooking. During this time many restaurants around the city were forced to close or once again pivot and make adjustments to how they do business, mainly when it came to drinks - water, tea and soft drinks.
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City of Tyler urgently requests residents stop dripping pipes to restore water pressure
Tyler Water Problems By PRESS RELEASE | February 19, 2021 at 10:50 PM CST - Updated February 21 at 3:05 PM
From the City of Tyler:
Well-traveled roads are beginning to thaw and create slush. Less traveled streets and shaded areas are still dangerous. We are expecting a refreeze tonight which will create icy conditions on roadways so use extreme caution if you have to get out. Residents are asked to stay home and not travel.
, but may be delayed due to road conditions. Dialysis patients will continue to be transported to their appointments.
City of Tyler making progress on water pressure; boil-water notice still in effect City of Tyler to host virtual public meeting for it s upcoming road project. (Source: KLTV) By KLTV Digital Media Staff | February 20, 2021 at 11:03 AM CST - Updated February 21 at 2:46 PM
From the City of Tyler
TYLER, Texas (News Release) - The City is working very hard to maintain water pressure and continues to request water conservation from our residents and businesses.
Please do not run water to prevent pipes from freezing. Turn off the water if pipes have burst.
We will work with local non-profits to assist people without insurance, seniors, and others who have suffered a lot of water-related damage due to frozen pipes bursting.