MONTGOMERY CO., Va. – 10/11 Update:
All areas in Montgomery County have lifted the boil water notice. Please note that before you begin drinking from your tap again, there are some steps you need to take. We have everything you need to know here.
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10/10 Update:
Effective immediately the Boil Water Advisory has been lifted for the town of Blacksburg and Virginia Tech campus.
10/10 Update:
Effective immediately, the VDH has lifted the boil water advisory for the Town of Christiansburg.
10/9 Update:
Effective immediately the VDH has lifted the boil water advisory for the following areas:
- Bethel service area
- Mud Pike service area
- Plum Creek service area
- Riner service area
The VDH has lifted the boil water advisory for certain areas in Montgomery County Tuesday afternoon.
The areas where it has been lifted are as follows
- Prices Fork service area
- Belview service area
- Cambria Street service area
- Peppers Ferry Road Corridor
The boil advisory will remain in effect for the Town of Christiansburg, Town of Blacksburg, Virginia Tech and the remainder of the Montgomery County PSA customers.
To determine if the advisory has been lifted you can use this interactive map.
VDH has published a timeline to when they hope the boil water advisory will be lifted and the timeline is as follows:
Montgomery County PSA Customers (remaining service areas):
- Mud Pike Oct. 9
- Bethel Oct. 9
- Plum Creek Oct. 9
- Riner Oct. 9
- Alleghany Springs Oct. 13
- Elliston Oct. 13
- Lafayette Oct.13
- Shawsville Oct. 13
VDH also says the timeline for remaining service areas of the Town of Christiansburg, Blacksburg and Virginia Tech will be Oct. 11.