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UPDATE: The Citywide precautionary boil advisory issued Monday, Oct. 26, for all City of Wentzville water customers has been LIFTED as of 6 a.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 28.

Satisfactory water quality test results have been received, and customers may resume normal water use. No additional steps, including flushing your water lines, are needed.

Thank you for your patience and cooperation during Public Water Supply District #2’s (PWSD #2) water main connection project. This infrastructure improvement connects a new 30-inch transmission main to the City’s primary water supply connection, strengthening the infrastructure that supports Wentzville’s water system.

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ALERT: A Citywide precautionary boil advisory is NOW IN EFFECT for all City of Wentzville water customers in connection with Public Water Supply District #2’s (PWSD #2) water main connection project. For details and updates, visit www.wentzvillemo.gov/PBA.

The advisory is beginning earlier than previously announced as a precaution to protect customers while PWSD #2 finalizes the connection and water quality testing is completed.

The advisory will remain in effect until satisfactory test results are received, and the City officially lifts the advisory (in approximately 48 hours). The City will notify customers when it is lifted.

During a precautionary boil advisory, the Missouri Department of Natural Resources suggests the use of bottled water or tap water brought to a full rolling boil for three minutes and then cooled for drinking, cooking, brushing teeth, making ice and giving water to pets. Household water filters do not replace boiling. You may shower, wash your hands and do laundry as usual, but avoid ingesting water while bathing.

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An important reminder that, weather permitting, Public Water Supply District #2 (PWSD #2) will begin work at 7 a.m. Monday, Oct. 26, to connect a new water transmission main to the City’s primary water supply connection. This project is an investment in the infrastructure that supports Wentzville’s water system.

What Wentzville water customers need to know:

Conserve Water: Please limit nonessential water use Monday, including irrigation, laundry and other high-volume activities. Additional conservation may be needed Tuesday or Wednesday if a second shutdown is required to complete the work.

Prepare for a Precautionary Boil Advisory: A Citywide precautionary boil advisory is expected to begin Tuesday morning, Oct. 27, and could remain in effect through late Thursday, Oct. 29. Please plan for this possibility. We will notify customers when the advisory officially takes effect and when it is lifted.

Stay Informed: Work may require a second shutdown of the City’s primary water supply connection Tuesday afternoon or Wednesday morning. The advisory will remain in effect until satisfactory water quality test results are received and the City officially lifts it.

While the City’s primary water supply connection will be temporarily shut down, Wentzville customers will continue to receive water service but may experience reduced pressure during the work. Find more details and updates at www.wentzvillemo.gov/PBA . ...

Public Water Supply District #2 (PWSD #2) is preparing to complete a major infrastructure improvement project that will strengthen Wentzville`s water system. Weather permitting, work will begin Monday, Oct. 26, and will require a temporary shutdown of the City`s primary water supply connection. This improvement will strengthen the infrastructure supporting Wentzville’s water system. This will require a Citywide precautionary boil advisory beginning Tuesday, Oct. 27, which will remain in effect until water quality test results are received.

We`re sharing this information early from PWSD #2 to help residents prepare. Watch for additional details Thursday, Oct. 22, including what to expect and how you can help conserve water. As information becomes available, updates will also be shared on the water outage map found at the #LinkInBio. ...