Boil water advisory lifted after main break in New Windsor
Town officials posted on Facebook saying the advisory was for residents on Riley Road from Dean Hill Road to Rt. 94, Ash Street & Birch Drive.
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Jan 23, 2023, 11:34 AM
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Updated 457 days ago
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A boil water advisory was lifted for a New Windsor neighborhood on Tuesday.
Town officials posted on Facebook saying the advisory was for residents on Riley Road from Dean Hill Road to Route 94, Ash Street & Birch Drive.
News 12 was told there was a water main break Sunday, prompting water to be turned off while repairs were made.
It's normal for a boil water advisory to be enforced after water is turned off, because that's when harmful bacteria could manifest.
