TROY — A boil advisory has been issued for an area of Troy, which includes two subdivisions.
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There was a water main issue at the construction site of a new school on Swailes Road, and that led Miami County to temporarily shut off water to the Creekwood Drive area, a spokesperson for the City of Troy said.
The area includes Heritage and Heritage Village subdivisions.
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“City water customers on Creekwood Drive, Legacy Court, Robinson Way, and Duke Court are affected by this temporary shutoff and boil advisory, along with county customers on Creekwood Drive, Valley Ridge Court, and Sunny Meade Place,” the spokesperson said in a release.
Those impacted by the boil advisory are advised not to drink tap water without boiling it first.
In an update Wednesday night, the spokesperson said county staff is working with contractors to implement a temporary fix to the affected pipes.
Water service should be restored on Wednesday night; however, a second shutdown is planned for Friday so crews can finish the necessary work.
Affected households will receive more information.
That shutdown is tentatively scheduled for Friday, and affected households will receive more information.
The boil advisory remains in effect for the households affected by the water shutoff, the spokesperson said.
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