NILES, Michigan (WNDU) – The city of Niles said a boil water order has been issued for some residents.
According to official information, the second water sample taken in August was positive for coliform bacteria.
After flushing the fire hydrants in the district, samples were taken again from both wells and from the site of the first positive finding. Officials still found E. coli bacteria.
The city expects the order to be lifted within five days, but until further notice, you must use boiled or bottled water.
The following streets are affected by the boil water order:
- Beechwood Way
- Blarney Court
- Carey Mission Street
- W. Chicago Street
- Chippewa Trail
- Christiana Crescent
- Christiana Way
- Dublin trip
- Dusenbury Street
- East trip
- Evergreen Lane
- Foundation drive
- Iroquois Trail
- Isaac McCoy Street
- Kilarney Lane
- Königsstrasse
- Lykins Lane
- Mayflower Street
- Missions Eastbound
- Niles Buchanan Road
- Old Sauk Trail
- Ottawa Hiking Trail
- Park Lane
- Parkside Lane
- N. Phillip Street
- S. Phillip Street
- Plattstrasse
- W. Pulaski Highway
- E. Pulaski Highway
- Rolling Hills Ride
- Saratore drive
- Cloverleaf Path
- Shillelagh Street
- Sioux Trail
- Skyline Drive
All rights reserved.
