Natick’s boil water order lifted, no E. coli in new samples

We can go back to the regular dishes, enough with the disposable stuff…Natick has announced that the state’s Department of Environmental Protection has lifted the boil water order issued on Jan. 13 after E. coli bacteria was detected in the town water supply.

 

This is a notice from the Natick Department of Public Works Water/Sewer Division:

The Boil Water Order issued by the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection has been lifted for all areas in the Town of Natick. After conducting two consecutive rounds of sampling throughout the drinking water system, the lab tests showed no E. Coli bacteria in any repeat samples. As such, per the State’s review, the water is safe for consumption without further treatment or flushing in your homes and businesses.Our investigation continues as tothe cause of the positive lab results.

Again, we are informing you that the water within the drinking water system and your homes and businesses is safe for consumption according to all MassDEP drinking water standards. The Town of Natick’s website has been updated to reflect this change in our drinking water status.

Sincerely,

Anthony Comeau

Natick DPW Water/Sewer Division Supervisor

508-647-6557

Jeremy Marsette, PE

Director of Public Works