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Tremonton City Boil Water Order Lifted

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Tremonton City Boil Water Order Lifted
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The boil water order for Tremonton City has been lifted. Families at certain schools were previously encouraged to provide bottled water as a precaution.

Key takeaways

  • The boil water order for Tremonton City has been lifted.
  • Bear River Middle School, Bear River High School, and Garland Elementary were not affected by the advisory.
  • North Park, McKinley, and Harris schools were identified as affected schools during the advisory.

The boil water order for Tremonton City has been lifted, according to a September 20 statement. An update issued at 6:00 a.m. on September 21 confirmed the lifting of the advisory.

During the drinking water advisory, Bear River Middle School, Bear River High School, and Garland Elementary were reported as not being affected.

For schools that were affected, including North Park, McKinley, and Harris, families were encouraged to send bottled water with students. Schools indicated they would also have bottled water available for drinking and hand washing.

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