The boil water order issued for the entire Pyatt Waterworks system has been lifted. The boil order was initially issued on August 19 due to a water line break.
A boil order has been reissued for Pyatt Waterworks that affects all customers within the city limits of Pyatt. The boil order which was lifted Sunday, was reinstated by the Arkansas Department of Health Monday due to a water line break.
The boil water order for the entire Pyatt Waterworks system is no longer in effect. According to the Arkansas Department of Health, the order was lifted just after 2:00 p.m. Saturday, August 17.
On August 12th, a boil order was issued for Pyatt Waterworks that affects all customers within the city limits of Pyatt. The boil order was issued Saturday due to a water line break. All affected customers are advised the water may be unsafe for human consumption, and…
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According to the Arkansas Department of Public Health, a boil water order which was issued for customers in Pyatt Waterworks on Aug. 31 has been lifted.
The Arkansas Department of Health has issued a boil water order for all customers of Pyatt Waterworks. According to a city spokesperson, the order was put in effect due to a malfunctioning chlorine pump.
A boil water order that has been in effect for a water system in Marion County for over three weeks has been lifted. The order for the entire Pyatt Waterworks system is no longer in effect as of 10 Saturday morning. The boil order had been issued…
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The Arkansas Department of Health has issued a boil water order for all of the Pyatt Waterworks water system in Marion County. The boil order was issued Thursday due the total coliform in the water being a positive trigger on a resample for an original E. Coli…
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The Arkansas Department of Health has issued a boil order for all of the Pyatt Waterworks water system in Marion County. Customers of the Pyatt Waterworks are advised the water may be unsafe for human consumption and water used for drinking or food preparation must be boiled…
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The Arkansas Department of Health has lifted a boil order notice for Pyatt Waterworks in Marion County. The order was issued March 29 for customers in the area of U.S. Highway 62, East of Crooked Creek, Marion County 238 and Rabbit Trail.