According to the city of Groveland, the Sunshine Water Plant — which services the northern end of the city — experienced a full pump failure just after 5 a.m., triggering a drop in water pressure along the Wilson Lake corridor and prompting the boil water advisory.

Residents of Lake Helen spent the day lining up for free water bottles distributed by the city as the entire community remains under a boil water notice following a positive E. coli test. The city could potentially be without safe water for up to five days, through Thursday.

The City of Melbourne has issued a critical drinking water warning due to the presence of E. coli bacteria in the water supply.

A boil water notice has been issued for parts of Flagler County the day before Thanksgiving, according to the The Florida Governmental Utility Authority.

The boil water notice is expected to be in place for approximately two days.

Three Sanford-area schools have canceled their classes for Wednesday due to a water main break on Tuesday afternoon, according to Seminole County Public Schools.

A precautionary boil water notice was issued Thursday in Orange City for over 50 homes, according to the City of Orange City Utilities Department.

A precautionary boil water advisory has been issued in Seminole County for 293 homes in the Black Hammock Service Area, according to county utilities.

The Toho Water Authority has issued a precautionary boil water advisory to customers in the Harmony community and Ameritrail customers located north of US 441.

OAKLAND, Fla. – According to officials, the town of Oakland suffered an equipment malfunction Thursday at the Oakland Water Plant. The issue resulted in a loss of pressure that was less than the State’s minimum guidelines for proper water production and delivery. The loss in pressure resulted in a precautionary boil water alert. On Friday, city officials rescinded the notice after lab results confirmed that there was no harmful bacteria found in the samples. News 6 AppThe News 6 App provides local, state, international and worldwide news, along with weather resources and more, including local movie times, lottery numbers and your daily horoscope.

CLOUD, Fla. – A precautionary boil water notice issued for St. Cloud after a city fire hydrant was hit by a vehicle has been lifted. The affected areas included Narcoossee Road from Dan Smith Road to Boggy Creek Road. Following the repair of the fire hydrant and the satisfactory completion of the bacteriological survey, the City has determined the water is safe to drink. Boil Water Notice: Thursday, February 6, 2020If you have any questions, officials ask that you contact the City of St.