Boil Water Advisory lifted for more than 14,000 Pennsylvania American Water customers
A woman fills up a glass with water on April 27, 2014 (Credit: FRANCK FIFE/AFP via Getty Images)
COATESVILLE, Pa. - The Boil Water Advisory has been lifted for Pennsylvania American Water customers apart of the Coatesville water system, the Chester County Department of Emergency Services says.
According to a release from the company, Pennsylvania American Water routinely monitors its distribution system.
During a routine inspection, lower-than-normal chlorine levels were detected at the Rock Run Water Treatment Plant on Sunday.
The boil water advisory affected about 14,500 customers in various areas including:
- Coatesville
- Parkesburg
- South Coatesville
- Atglen
- Clan
- East Fallowfield
- Highland
- Sadsbury
- Valley
- West Caln
- West Sadsbury
- Borough of Quarryville
- Bart
- Colerain
- Eden
Impacted customers were advised not to drink the water without boiling it first.
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