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chlorine levels
Coverage of chlorine levels in the Nexus archive.
Westmorelandplace1City of Westmorelandorganization1Wicked Brew Coffeeorganization1Hailey Warrenperson1Bransford pumping stationplace1Boil Water Noticetopic1Tennesseeplace1Castalian Springs Bethpage Water Utilityorganization1Sumner Countyplace1Mt. Vernon, Tenn.place1Mt. Vernon Road Zoneplace1fecal contaminationtopic1diarrheatopic1
- Water main break triggers boil water notice, forces business closures in Sumner County city
A water main break in Westmoreland, Tennessee, caused chlorine levels to drop, prompting a boil water notice that forced business closures. The city is flushing lines and installing an emergency chlorine booster, but no timeline has been given for lifting the order, impacting small businesses during a slow season.
- ‘Imminent and substantial health risk’ leads to boil water notice for part of Sumner County. Here’s what to know.
A boil water notice is in effect for part of Sumner County, Tennessee, due to low chlorine levels in the Mt. Vernon Road Zone, posing an imminent health risk. Residents are advised to boil water for at least three minutes to avoid digestive issues, particularly affecting vulnerable groups.