Blissfield, MI – The boil water advisory for the customers of the Village of Blissfield water system has been lifted.
The village released an update today, saying that as of 5pm Tuesday, March 16th, all water samples confirm the water does not have microbial contamination, and residents no longer need to follow previous instructions on boiling their drinking water. As an added precaution, the village is asking customers to flush their internal plumbing system.
For more information, please contact Nora Kiefer, Blissfield Water Treatment Plant Supervisor at (517) 486-3350 or email waterplant@blissfieldmichigan.gov. The village said that they will be working with the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy to review what happened and how to prevent a similar event in the future.
If you have any health-related questions about the boil water advisory, call the Lenawee County Health Department at (517) 264-5213.
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