Boil order lifted on Palisades Drive in Weirton

Weirton, WVLocal News

The Weirton Area Water Board has announced the lifting of a boil order that was put in place for a segment of Palisades Drive. Initially issued on Tuesday, the order was a precautionary measure in response to potential water safety concerns. According to the notice released by the Water Board, the boil order was officially lifted as of 10 a. m. on September 25, 2024.

The area impacted by the order included the stretch of Palisades Drive between Elmhurst Drive and Hanlin Way. Residents are now cleared to use the water without the need for boiling, which is a significant relief for many in the community. The Water Board's swift action in addressing the concerns and subsequently lifting the order highlights their commitment to public health and safety. This development is particularly important as it allows residents to resume normal routines without the inconvenience of boiling water. Local officials encourage residents to stay informed about water quality updates in the future.

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