I have a lot of water in my yard, what do I do Please contact our Customer Service Center at (888) 299-8972 Our Field Personnel will investigate to confirm whether the leak is caused by pipes that we manage, or pipes on your. The water main break was on East 21st Street, between Broadway and Avenue E, in the city’s Constable Hook neighborhood, the Bayonne Office of Emergency Management said. Veolia said it is continuously monitoring and testing the system and we will inform those impacted when the boil water advisory is lifted. Any information you can provide is helpful, including where you saw the water, how much was leaking, and for how long. "Boiled or bottled water should be used for drinking, making ice, brushing teeth, washing dishes, food preparation, and provided to pets until further notice," Veolia said. WHAT SHOULD YOU DO IF YOU LIVE IN THE AREA IMPACTED?įirst and foremost, do not drink the water.īring all water to a boil in order to kill the bacteria and other organisms in the water, letting it boil for one minute and letting it cool before using, according to Veolia. Although, most people get better within 5 to 7 days, infections could be severe or even life-threatening. NJ township once named ‘America's Safest City' sees troubling crime wave, police sayĪccording to the CDC, infection varies from person to person, but often includes severe stomach cramps, diarrhea (often bloody), and vomiting. The communities affected are Fairview, Cliffside Park, Ridgefield, Edgewater, Fort Lee, Palisades Park and Leonia.Ī Veolia New Jersey spokesperson said that following a water main break in Ridgefield on Monday, water service was restored on Tuesday but water samples taken from the area of the break on Tuesday and Wednesday detected E.coli. A Veolia New Jersey spokesperson said that following a water main break in Ridgefield on Monday, water service was restored on Tuesday but water samples taken from the area of the break on Tuesday and Wednesday detected E.coli.Ī water utility company is asking residents in several towns in northern New Jersey to not drink their tap water after E.coli was detected in water samples following a water main break earlier this week.The communities affected are Fairview, Cliffside Park, Ridgefield, Edgewater, Fort Lee, Palisades Park and Leonia.A water utility company is asking residents in several towns in northern New Jersey to not drink their tap water after E.coli was detected in water samples following a water main break earlier this week.
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