COTTONWOOD, Ala. (WDNews) — The Town of Cottonwood has clarified an earlier precautionary boil water advisory, announcing Sunday, Oct. 11, that residents can continue using their water as normal.
According to Cottonwood Town Hall, the earlier notice was issued out of an abundance of caution because of possible impacts to the town’s water system following storm-related power disruptions.
After consulting with the Water Department and reviewing current system conditions, town officials determined the advisory was unnecessary.
In its official clarification, the town stated:
“A boil water advisory is NOT necessary at this time.”
The town also confirmed that customers may continue using their water as normal.
Officials acknowledged that some residents are still experiencing interruptions to water and electrical services as the community recovers from Hurricane Isaias.
In its Facebook announcement, the town stated:
“We recognize that some residents are still experiencing interruptions to water and electrical services. Please know that efforts by utility companies to restore these essential services are continuing without let up, and we sincerely appreciate your patience and understanding as our community recovers.”
The town closed its announcement by thanking residents for their cooperation.
“The safety and well-being of our residents remain our highest priority. We thank you for your continued cooperation and understanding during this time.”
