Titusville rescinds boil-water notice for residents on three streets

Bacteriological surveys confirmed that the drinking water serving the affected residential areas is safe

Hopkins Avenue intersection at Garden Street in Titusville The southbound portion of the Hopkins Avenue intersection at Garden Street in Titusville is closed indefinitely after a water main break on Monday afternoon.

By Angel Green

TITUSVILLE, Fla. — The City of Titusville has rescinded the precautionary boil-water notice for residences and businesses on Garden Street, Orange Street and Lemon Street.

In an update issued Friday, Oct. 9, at 11 a.m., the city said bacteriological surveys confirmed that the drinking water in the affected area is safe to drink. The notice had been in effect since Monday, Oct. 5.

The water-safety update didn’t address road repairs. The Oct. 6 update at 3:30 p.m. said a contractor had started work, with repairs expected to continue through at least Friday, depending on the weather.

Anyone with questions about the boil-water notice can contact the city’s Field Operations Division at 321-567-3883.

After 4 p.m., call the after-hours emergency line at 321-383-5657.

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