The San Lorenzo Valley Water District (SLVWD), in conjunction with the State Water Resources Control Board, announced on Oct. 23 the cancellation of the “Do Not Drink-Do Not Boil” notice in all of its service areas. 

Customers may resume using tap water for drinking, cooking and all other normal uses.

The newly-added cancellation areas include: All services west of the Hwy 236/Paone Dr. intersection, including West Park Ave, Boulder Brook Dr; Virginia Ave; Ridge Dr.

Updated “Do Not Drink-Do Not Boil” orders maps can be found at: bit.ly/2TmP01Y.

“The District’s water supply is non-detect for contaminants from the August CZU Lighting fire. The DND-DNB release occurred sooner than anticipated (due) to our staff’s tireless work sampling water quality and restoring the water distribution system,” Rick Rogers, SLVWD Manager said in a press release. “With the DND-DNB order lifted, the District can shift all of its focus to repairing the remaining fire damage…The Board of Directors and I want to sincerely thank all of our customers for their patience and understanding during this emergency. It is a pleasure to serve such a wonderful community.”

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Tony Nuñez is a longtime member of the Watsonville community who served as Sports Editor of The Pajaronian for five years and three years as Managing Editor. He is a Watsonville High, Cabrillo College and San Jose State University alumnus.

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