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Riverside lifts boil advisory

Contractor strikes water line.
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Updated Feb 22, 2023
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A boil advisory is lifted for a Riverside neighborhood after a contractor struck a water line.

The advisory was issued Tuesday afternoon for the residents using about 350 water connections in the Beverly Gardens neighborhood in Riverside.

Affected residents are asked to run their bathtub faucets first, then any utility sinks, and then any other sinks for 15 minutes to ensure that their lines have been properly flushed.

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A boil advisory was issued Tuesday afternoon for the residents using about 350 water connections in the Beverly Gardens neighborhood in Riverside after a contractor struck a water line.

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Montgomery County Environmental Services also urged affected residents to discard any ice made during the order and not to use chilled water lines in refrigerators.

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