Boil water advisory lifted for Atlanta, South Fulton, Palmetto and more

The boil water advisory affecting Atlanta, South Fulton, and Palmetto has been officially lifted by the Department of Watershed Management. This advisory was implemented following a failure at the Adamsville Pumping Station, which raised alarms about the safety of the local water supply. During the advisory period, residents and businesses were instructed to boil water before using it for drinking, cooking, or other consumption. The department has since confirmed that the water quality has returned to acceptable levels, allowing the community to resume normal activities without concerns. This news comes as a significant relief to local residents who had been cautious about their water usage.

The Department of Watershed Management is committed to ensuring the safety and quality of the water supply and will continue to monitor the situation closely. Communication with the public has been a priority during this incident, helping to alleviate concerns and provide timely updates. The agency emphasizes the importance of maintaining infrastructure to prevent similar issues in the future.