Boil water advisory issued following water main break in Cornwall on Hudson
The advisory comes after a water main break on Stillman Avenue early Sunday morning.
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34ds agoResidents in certain areas of Cornwall on Hudson have been placed under a boil water advisory.
The advisory comes after a water main break on Stillman Avenue early Sunday morning.
Although the main has been repaired, residents in the vicinity of Stillman Avenue and surrounding areas are advised to boil water for consumption for at least 48 to 72 hours as normal water service is restored.
List of streets closed:
- Stillman Avenue
- Meadow Avenue
- Sharon Court
- Roe Avenue
- Duncan Lane
- Woodview Place
- Barr Avenue
- Weeks Avenue (from Barr Avenue to Roe Circle)
For more information, contact the Water Department office at (845) 534-4200 Ext. 318.
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