Boil Advisory lifted in Carterville, water safe for normal use

CARTERVILLE, Mo. — Residents of Carterville can breathe a sigh of relief as the boil advisory, in effect for several days, was officially lifted today. 

The announcement, posted by the city at 11:37 a.m., confirms that water sample results have returned acceptable, deeming the tap water safe for normal use once again.

City officials expressed gratitude for the community’s patience during the advisory period, which was implemented as a precautionary measure following potential water quality concerns.

While the water is now deemed safe, officials noted that some residents might experience discolored water due to system adjustments. They recommend running cold water taps for a few minutes until the water clears up. For any lingering concerns or questions, the city encourages residents to contact City Hall at 417-673-1341.

The lifting of the advisory comes as a welcome update for local households and businesses, allowing normal activities to resume without the need for boiling water. City officials also extended thanks for the community’s understanding during this time, reinforcing their commitment to ensuring public safety and water quality.

For the latest updates, residents are encouraged to monitor official city communications.