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Gloverville Residents Advised to Boil Water Due to Safety Concerns


Gloverville Residents Advised to Boil Water Due to Safety Concerns

AIKEN COUNTY, S.C. — Residents in Aiken County should take note as the Valley Public Service Authority Water System has issued a boil water advisory effective from Wednesday, May 27. This precautionary measure affects several streets in the area, and residents are urged to exercise caution.

In light of this advisory, customers who have either experienced a disruption in their water service or are noticing reduced water pressure are strongly encouraged to boil their water. It is recommended that water be boiled vigorously for a minimum of one full minute before it is used for drinking or cooking purposes. This guideline remains in place until further notice from the authorities.

  • Glover Street
  • Buttercup Lane
  • Goldenrod Way
  • M & K Street
  • Corey Heights
  • Pine Street
  • Finley Street
  • Farrell Street
  • Henson Drive
  • Charles Street
  • Sarah Street
  • Dead End Street
  • Grace Hurst Road

For further inquiries or more detailed information regarding the advisory, residents are encouraged to reach out directly to the water system by calling (803) 593-2053.

Anyone who has questions concerning this notice is asked to contact the water system at (803) 593-2053.