There is once again a citywide boil water alert in the city of Jackson. It was put in place before a previous notice was lifted.The Mississippi State Department of Health issued the alert Thursday after samples of water showed conditions that were cloudy to the point that could lead to an increased chance of containing disease-causing organisms.This comes as crews are still trying to fix the issue at the O.B. Curtis Water plant that caused the facility to lose water pressure, which prompted a citywide boil water alert last week.Giveaways of bottled water continue in Jackson. Councilman Kenneth Stokes announced that he will be giving away cases of bottled water Friday at 9 a.m. at the Golden Key Activity Center across the street from Brinkley Middle School.
There is once again a citywide boil water alert in the city of Jackson. It was put in place before a previous notice was lifted.
The Mississippi State Department of Health issued the alert Thursday after samples of water showed conditions that were cloudy to the point that could lead to an increased chance of containing disease-causing organisms.
This comes as crews are still trying to fix the issue at the O.B. Curtis Water plant that caused the facility to lose water pressure, which prompted a citywide boil water alert last week.
Giveaways of bottled water continue in Jackson. Councilman Kenneth Stokes announced that he will be giving away cases of bottled water Friday at 9 a.m. at the Golden Key Activity Center across the street from Brinkley Middle School.
