Ector County Utility District just dropped a boil water notice, so don't drink straight from the tap right now. You'll need to boil your water first to keep yourself and your family safe from potential contaminants.
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You might see a slight bump in your utility bill or grocery costs if you have to switch to bottled water for a few days.
Public health officials benefit by preventing potential waterborne illnesses across the community.
Everyone in the district is inconvenienced by the extra chores and the need to be extra careful with their water usage.
ODESSA, Texas (KMID/KPEJ)- After residents spent Thursday questioning the safety of Odessa's drinking water and calling on city leaders to release testing data via social media, the City of Odessa on Friday published water quality reports and said te...
City officials and the Ector County Utility District reassured residents on Thursday that tap water remains safe to drink despite reports of a strong fishy odor.
ODESSA, Texas (KOSA) - According to the press release by the City of Odessa, the foul-smelling drinking water in Odessa is safe to use. There is a temporary change in the taste or the odor as a result of...
The City of Odessa is aware that some residents have noticed an unusual taste or odor in their tap water. The City has confirmed that Odessa’s drinking water remains safe. The temporary change in taste or odor is the result of naturally occurring min...
Boil water notice put into effect for the Ector County Utility District newswest9.com
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