How Do I Find Boil-Water Notices For The City Of Marco Island?

The City of Marco Island updates an online map showing the locations of boil-water notices. You can find that online tool here. A boil-water advisory, boil-water order or boil-water notice is a public health notice or directive issued by health authorities whenever a community’s drinking water may be contaminated with pathogens.

Sometimes, community water supplies can become contaminated with bacteria, viruses or protozoa. This happens all over the world. The State of Florida mandates that government agencies must strive to prevent exposure that pose a health threat to residents. One of the tools they use to protect residents is by issuing boil-water notices.

Here are the most common situations that can lead to a boil-water notice:

-Microbiological Contamination Detected
-Zero/Negative Pressure
-Low Water Pressures
-Water Main Breaks/Interruptions
-Flooding Wells

Once a boil-water notice goes out, the city can’t rescind the notice until the water supply passes a bacteriological test. When that happens, citizens are notified shortly afterwards that they no longer have to boil their water.

 

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