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TOWN NOTICE: Boil water advisory lifted for Duck Street & Hensel Stone

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8 years ago

April 10, 2019

The Boil Water Advisory for West Duck Street and Hensel Stone area water customers has been lifted. Customers no longer need to boil or treat tap water for drinking or cooking. Bacteriological testing was performed as advised by the Virginia Department of Health and came back negative. At no time did the Town of Front Royal water have evidence of harmful substances in the water.

THERE ARE NO WATER RESTRICTIONS IN PLACE.

If any questions, please contact Mike Kisner at 540-636-7474 or mkisner@frontroyalva.com.

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