MANOR, Texas — A boil water notice remains in effect for several areas of Manor Wednesday night as the city waits for water quality testing results.
The City of Manor said water samples are currently being tested to determine whether the water is safe for consumption. Officials expect to provide another update Thursday afternoon.
Until the city officially lifts the notice, residents in the affected areas should not consume tap water unless it has been properly boiled. Bottled water can also be used.
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The notice affects the following areas:
Wild Horse CreekHamilton PointLagosDowntown Manor near Parsons Street and Bastrop Street
Residents should boil tap water before using it for drinking, cooking, making ice, brushing their teeth, or other consumption purposes, according to the city.
The city emphasized that residents should continue following the boil water notice even while testing is underway and wait for official confirmation that the notice has been lifted.
Residents can receive updates through the MyManor app or sign up for Nixle alerts by texting 78653 to 888-777.
Anyone with questions can contact the city at 512-272-5555 during business hours or 512-703-8587 after hours.