Boil Advisory Issued for Some Tennyson Water Utility Customers

Tennyson Water Utility has issued a boil advisory for some customers in the Warrick County area.

Posted: Jan 14, 2021 10:44 AM

Posted By: Adam Kight

A boil advisory has been issued for some Warrick County residents who are serviced by Tennyson Water Utility (TWU).

According to TWU, the boil advisory affects customers located north of Leslie Road, including Folsomville Road, Barren Fork, Ebenezer, Coles Creek, and Scales Road.

Anyone in the affected area is advised to boil all cooking and drinking water for five minutes before using it until TWU says it's no longer necessary to do so.

TWU says the boil advisory was issued as a precautionary measure due to a drinking water issue in the area, and that the decision was made in consultation with the Indiana Department of Environmental Management.

Any questions can be directed to the water department at 812-567-8816.

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