City updates its notes on the Boil Water Advisory, which will continue for another week at minimum

Keep on Boiling, that for the most part is the advice residents of Prince Rupert have received from the City, with the latest update to the Boil Water Notice posted to the city's website today.

In the Short Advisory, residents are advised that the Boil Water Notice will remain in effect until the City and Northern Health provide notification that it has been removed.

The City notice of Wednesday also indicates that the Boil Water Notice will remain in effect for another week at a minimum which takes the community past Christmas and Boxing Day.

The City of Prince Rupert first issued its Boil Water Notice on December 14
In their latest update of today, the City advises that the Notice remains in
effect for the next week at a minimum

The City notes that because the tests need to be sent to Vancouver, there is a minimum turn around time of three days for each test result.

The latest update adds that in the interests of public health, the City and Northern Health will be waiting until a number of clear test results are received before the notice will be lifted.

You can review the notice here.

As well as through their website, the City also updated their original Facebook notice of December 14th.

So far, there has been no update notice delivered through the city's mobile app notification program.

For more items of interest related to the Boil Water Notice see our archive page here.

Further background on City Council discussion topics can be reviewed from our Council Archive page.

Cross posted from the North Coast Review.