💧 The Gist: The boil water advisory affecting parts of south Cobb County has been lifted following negative bacteria tests, signaling safe water consumption.
💡 The Details: Residents in south Cobb County can now use their water without boiling, as recent tests confirm its safety. This update follows a water main break in Powder Springs, which had necessitated the advisory. The Cobb County Marietta Water Authority responsible for the area’s water supply, confirmed the water’s safety after thorough testing.
🔄 What’s Next?: With the advisory lifted, normal water usage can resume. Residents are advised to let their taps run for a few minutes to clear out any potentially stagnant water.
🔍 Go Deeper: For more information on water safety and future updates, residents can visit Cobb County Marietta Water Authority.
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I live in East Cobb and just had to replace my hot water heater due to the amount of TDS that had been retained in my hot water heater.Ihave drained it on a regular basis. There’s $1000 they (ccws) say they aren’t responsible for.