Boil Advisory lifted in Trotwood following water main break

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Updated Sept 15, 2023
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A Boil Advisory has lifted more than a day after a water main broke in Trotwood.

The city issued the Boil Advisory after a water main broke at Olive Road and Bradfield Drive. Residents in the Broadmoor neighborhood were advised to boil water for at least three minutes when using it for oral hygiene or consumption

The advisory was lifted early Friday afternoon.

A water main broke at Olive Road and Bradfield Drive in Trotwood. The city issued a Boil Advisory for the Broadmoor neighborhood on Thursday, Sept. 14, 2023. JIM NOELKER / STAFF

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Montgomery County Municipal Court Western Division, located at 875 E. Main St., closed Thursday due to the break, according to a court house representative.

The city warned residents they could experience low water presser and crews working to repair the water main Thursday said some people didn’t have water.

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