MONROE — The City of Monroe took steps today to squelch a rumor that its drinking water isn’t safe for use without first being boiled.
Concern was raised by recent news reports about a water main that broke during recent flooding. Just three customers were advised to boil their water, according to a city press release.
The limited advisory was issued as a precaution pending bacteriological tests on the repaired system. The results, available on Saturday afternoon, “confirmed that the water is safe to drink,” according to Monroe officials.
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