September 11, 2026
Due to a break in the main line, Warren Water is issuing a precautionary boil advisory to customers on Barth Road.
For customers experiencing a total water outage or water pressure below 20 psi, it is recommended to boil all water used for food preparation, teeth brushing, ice making, and drinking for a minimum of one minute to ensure the water is safe for consumption. Water used for bathing and washing does not need to be boiled.
The boil advisory is a precautionary measure and will be lifted after water service is fully restored and water quality tests verify the safety of the water supply.
This advisory is in effect until 4:00 p.m., Tuesday September 15, unless otherwise specified.
Thank you.
Matt Hoon, Operations Manager
September 11, 2026
There is currently a water outage affecting customers on Barth Road. This outage is necessary to repair a break in the main line. Water service is expected to be restored within 3-4 hours.
Once service is restored, it is recommended to flush your pipes to clear any debris, sediment, or air that may have accumulated. A boil advisory will also be issued.
Thank you for your patience as our crew works to repair the line and restore service.
September 09, 2026
Warren Water is issuing a precautionary boil advisory to customers on State Route 676 beginning at 13050 State Route 676 spanning to 13601 State Route 676 (inclusive).
For customers experiencing a total water outage or water pressure below 20 psi, it is recommended to boil all water used for preparing food and baby formula, brushing teeth, ice making, drinking, and giving water to pets for a minimum of one minute to ensure the water is safe for consumption. Water used for bathing and washing clothes does not need to be boiled.
The boil advisory is a precautionary measure and will be lifted after service is fully restored and water quality tests verify the safety of the water supply.
This advisory is in effect until 4:00 p.m., Friday, September 11, unless otherwise specified.
Thank you.
Matt Hoon, Operations Manager
September 09, 2026
There is currently a water outage affecting customers on State Route 676 beginning at 13050 State Route 676 spanning to 13601 State Route 676 (inclusive).. Thank you for your continued patience as our crews work to isolate the leak and restore service.
It is recommended to allow a minimum of one gallon of water per person per day for drinking, cooking, and hygiene during a water outage. Commercially bottled water is recommended for drinking.
After service is restored, please flush your pipes to clear any debris, sediment, or air that may have accumulated. A boil advisory will also be issued.
