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About These Notices
Individual water systems issue precautionary boil-water alerts when water pressure is lost. Water systems are responsible for notifying their customers directly using whatever means necessary when such a self-imposed boil-water alert is issued.
When water testing by the MSDH Public Health Laboratory indicates problems related to water quality, MSDH immediately sends a state-issued boil-water alert to the public via press release and this website. The local water system is again responsible for notifying customers directly.
In addition to posting state-issued alerts on this site, MSDH will post self-imposed alerts if properly notified by water system officials. MSDH will issue press releases to radio, television, and newspaper in the affected area to supplement the public notification efforts of the water system.
Bureau of Public Water Supply: 601-576-7518
Last reviewed on Jun 20, 2017
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Little Creek Water Assn
Located in Perry County, 6/22/2018
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City of Jackson (Fairchild St., Wallace St., Reddix St., Dewey St., Truman St. & Willie Ave.)
Located in Hinds County, 6/20/2018
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Providence Water Association
Located in Franklin County, 4/24/2018
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City of Fayette
Located in Jefferson County, 10/18/2017
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Double Ponds Water Association
Located in Jeff-Davis County, 5/9/2017
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Curtis Sudduth Mobile Home Park
Located in Pontotoc County, 03/26/2012
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City of Jackson (Kings Highway & Seneca Avenue)
Released on June 21, 2018. Water from this system is now safe to drink.
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Shivers Water Association
Released on June 21, 2018. Water from this system is now safe to drink.
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City of Jackson (Meadow Oaks Park Drive)
Released on June 19, 2018. Water from this system is now safe to drink.
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City of Jackson (Parkwood Place)
Released on June 20, 2018. Water from this system is now safe to drink.
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City of Jackson (Daniel Lake Blvd & North Southland Dr.)
Released on June 19, 2018. Water from this system is now safe to drink.
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City of Jackson - I - 55 North Frontage Road
Released on June 19, 2018. Water from this system is now safe to drink.
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City of Jackson - S. Prentiss Street
Released on June 19, 2018. Water from this system is now safe to drink.
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Brooklyn Water Association
Released on June 20, 2018. Water from this system is now safe to drink.
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City of Jackson - J. R. Lynch Street Ext
Released on June 19, 2018. Water from this system is now safe to drink.
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Zama Water Association
Released on June 20, 2018. Water from this system is now safe to drink.
