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Collinsville issues boil order for part of town

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September 19, 2016 09:46 PM

COLLINSVILLE

The Collinsville Water Department has issued a boil order for certain parts of town because of a water main break.

According to the city’s Facebook page, the boil order is in place for:

▪  St. Clair Avenue from South Morrison Avenue to Carl Street, including Wayne Avenue and LaVadna Court.

▪  Arrowhead Drive from Henry Street to Apache Drive, including Dina Street, Southwood Trace, Woods End, Forest Southwind and Braidwood.

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▪  Henry Street from Arrowhead to Lillian Street.

Water to be used for drinking and cooking should be brought to a full rolling boil for at least five minutes prior to use, the city said.

Questions should be directed to Public Works Director Dennis Kress at 618-346-5211 or Bill Kavaliunas at 618-346-5219 ext. 112.

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