Cape Coral opens a boil water area near 224 NE 17th Avenue after a water main break
Cape Coral opened a precautionary boil water area near 224 NE 17th Avenue after a water main break shortly after 12:22 p.m. Thursday. Customers inside the mapped boundary should bring tap water used for consumption to a rolling boil for one minute, or use bottled water.
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Cape Coral lists an active precautionary boil water area near 224 NE 17th Avenue after a water main break shortly after 12:22 p.m. Thursday.
The city record identifies drinking water as affected and carries no rescission date. Customers near the address should use Cape Coral's live water notice map to check whether their property is inside the boundary.
Anyone inside the mapped area should bring tap water used for drinking, cooking, ice, food preparation, teeth brushing or dishes to a rolling boil for one minute, or use bottled water. The notice remains in effect until the city rescinds it.
The city describes the notice as precautionary. It does not mean contamination has been confirmed.
