BELTON â The Dog Ridge Water Supply Corp. on Friday lifted a boil water notice issued Wednesday after a water line break.
Customers affected by the boil notice live in the Sherwood Shores 7 subdivision and on FM 1670 from Whisper Trail north to Interstate 14/State Highway 190.
âOur system has taken the necessary corrective actions to restore adequate pressure, disinfectant levels and/or bacteriological quality and has provided (Texas Commission on Environmental Quality) with testing results that indicate that the water no longer requires boiling as of 6/11/2021,â the supplier said in a statement Friday.
Customers with question can call Dog Ridge Water Supply at 254-939-6533.
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