Good afternoon, all systems have been evaluated and no damages have been found, some systems did lose water pressure or have low water pressure due to commercial power outages. Bacteriological samples have been pulled and delivered to the laboratory and we hope to have results tomorrow. Those systems that were sampled are: Brewster, Meadow Hills, North Lake Meadows, and Sedgefield. A call will go out to rescind the precautionary boil water notices and it will be posted here. We appreciate your patience during and after the storm as our utmost concern is the safety of our residents and our staff!

Based on the current projected track and forecast for
Idalia, our staff are diligently preparing for possible impacts to our service
areas and will be ready to respond.  As
the storm is expected to intensify over the warm gulf waters and become a
possible Category 3 Hurricane, we encourage our customers to prepare!  Bottled water for consumption is highly
recommended, filling tubs and other containers for other water needs is also
recommended. 

If you experience a water outage please know it is due to a power
outage or damage.  We have made
arrangements to have generators on standby to any of our affected plants and
will have crews dispatched as soon as it is safe to put them on the road.  If you lose water pressure your system will be
under a Precautionary Boil Water Notice. 
These will be posted on this site and updated as needed.  We appreciate your patience as we work to restore
water service to your area!  Again, our
crews will be dispatched once it is safe to be on the roads.  Our customers safety as well as that of our
employees and their families are our top priority!

Due to a 6″ water main break on Saturday, the North Lake Meadows community is under a precautionary boil water notice. Tags were distributed Saturday afternoon to all residences. Updates will be posted here when the boil water is rescinded.

Beginning on July 14^th and
running through July 28^th, the City of Coral Springs Utilities & Engineering
Division, Royal Waterworks, Coral Springs Improvement District, and the North
Springs Improvement District will temporarily be changing its method of
chlorinating its water to comply with recommendations from the Department of
Environmental Protection.  As a result,
within this two-week period, you may notice a chlorine taste or odor in the tap
water.  Water main flushing will also take place
during this period between the
hours of 7 a.m. and 4 p.m.  A temporary
discoloration of the water and a reduction in pressure as a result of Fire
Hydrant flushing may also occur.

These
temporary conditions should not be harmful to your health. However, customers are cautioned to determine if the water is clear before
washing clothes (or any other processing) as staining may occur. Customers
are also advised to set aside water for drinking and cooking purposes, and
after flushing in your area to check the water clarity before use. If you experience discolored water, run the cold water in all your faucets
for approximately 5-10 minutes.
If conditions persist, please contact your water provider at the number listed
below. Additionally, if you are on kidney dialysis, please consult your
physician for any special instructions concerning this matter. If you have
tropical fish or aquatic animals, please contact your local pet store for
advice. Customers with inline filters may want to contact the equipment
manufacturer for any precautions that may be required.

If you are especially
sensitive to the taste and odor of chlorine, try keeping an open container of
drinking water in your refrigerator. This will enable the chlorine to
dissipate, thus reducing the chlorine taste. Remember, drinking water has a
shelf life. Change out the water in your refrigerated container weekly.

The
flushing program serves two important functions. First, it minimizes the
build-up of mineral and other sediments, that over time can affect water
quality and water flows through the pipes. Secondly, it allows the Water
Department to verify the fire hydrants are working properly and available for
fire protection.

We
regret any inconvenience you may experience during this time, but this is
necessary to maintain our high quality water standards throughout our system.
If you have any questions, please call:

Coral Springs Improvement
District  at  954-753-0380

Coral Springs Utilities
& Engineering Division
 at  954-345-2160

North Springs Improvement District  at
 954-752-0403

Royal Waterworks  at  1-888-228-2134

Due to a lightning strike late Wednesday, the water system lost pressure and there is a system wide precautionary boil water notice in effect. For updates on the status of the precautionary boil water notice please go to TOHOWATER.COM thank you!

All bacteriological samples for the recent Precautionary Boil Water Notice have been found to be satisfactory and it is no longer necessary to boil water for consumption. We thank you for you patience!

Due to a 3″ water main break there has been a loss of pressure throughout the system and residents of Raintree are under a precautionary boil water notice. Upon repair of the leak, bacteriological samples will be pulled for 2 days and upon receipt of satisfactory results a rescission will be posted.

The precautionary boil water notice issued on Sunday, June 4th is now rescinded, bacteriological sample results are satisfactory and the community is no longer on a boil water notice.

All bacteriological samples have been satisfactory and the precautionary boil water notice due to a power outage has been rescinded. Residents no longer need to boil their water for consumption.

Due to a tree branch falling on a commercial power line, pressure dropped below 20 lbs at the North Lake Meadows water treatment plant. Because of this pressure drop a precautionary boil notice has been issued. Bacteriological samples have been pulled and delivered to the laboratory, as soon as samples are determined to be satisfactory a rescission will be issued.