A boil water advisory that has been in effect for the town of Millet, Alta., since Thursday night has been lifted. The advisory was issued after a water main break shut off the town’s water supply. The town website issued an update on the water main break early on Sunday, stating that the advisory had been lifted effective immediately. Residents were advised that they could resume regular water practices. The town thanked residents for their patience and encouraged them to help spread the word to neighbours and friends who don’t use social media. A Millet employee had previously told Global News that the town was first made aware of the water main break on Thursday night and the water was shut down for repairs on Friday morning. The water was back on by Friday afternoon, but Alberta Health Services had placed the town under a boil water advisory until further notice, encouraging residents to bring water to a rolling boil for at least one minute before using it.
Boil Water Advisory Lifted for Millet, Alta. After Water Main Break
