A water boil advisory is currently in place for the Town of Redcliff.
The advisory is expected to lift by Thursday, the town says.
Our live coverage has concluded for the day, but any new updates will be added to this story.
Here’s what to know:
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The availability of ready to use drinking water is significant for everyone in the Redcliff community, including businesses.
READ: Redcliff businesses seeing added cost during boil water advisory
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The Town of Redcliff’s emergency water boiling advisory is affecting each of the 2,500 households in town, the mayor told CHAT News on Monday.
READ: All 2.5K Redcliff households affected by water disruptions
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A statement from the town, along with reporting from CHAT News and information from Mayor Dwight Kilpatrick, has revealed more about what happened.
READ: Here’s what to know about Redcliff’s boil water advisory
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The Town of Redcliff says it expects the water boil advisory will lift by Thursday.
READ: Redcliff expects water boil advisory will be lifted by Thursday
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Mayor Dwight Kilpatrick told CHAT News on Sunday the uninterrupted power supply to the plant’s main computer was disrupted, likely due to a power spike.
READ: Redcliff boil water advisory expected to remain in place for days
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Have you been impacted by the boil water advisory in Redcliff? Reach out to our newsroom at CHATNews@PattisonMedia.com.
