City of St. Petersburg issues boil water notice after Hurricane Milton

City of St. Petersburg issues boil water notice after Hurricane Milton
Mayor Kenneth T. Welch, City Of St. Petersburg — City Of St. Petersburg website
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Last night, the City of St. Petersburg made the decision to shut off potable water due to significant water main breaks caused by Hurricane Milton. Repair crews are working on the situation, and potable water service has been restored, although pressure may be low. Once the system is fully pressurized, normal water service should resume.

A citywide boil water notice has been issued for all water customers in St. Petersburg, Gulfport, South Pasadena, and Lealman. The public will be informed when this notice is lifted.

For further safety information, residents are advised to consult the Florida Department of Health’s guidelines.

Inquiries can be directed to St. Pete Service by calling 727-893-7111, texting 727-435-7349 (727-HELPFIX), or emailing servicecenter@stpete.org.



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