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UPDATE: SATURDAY EVENING 2/20

• As a reminder: The boil water notice for north Fort Worth has lifted. However, this only applies to Fort Worth Water customers. If you have another water provider, please contact them directly for information and instructions.

• The boil water notice for west Fort Worth is still in effect. Visit our website for an interactive map to check your address: https://www.fortworthtexas.gov/news/2021/02/Water-Boil-Notice

• Our labs took samples in west Fort Worth today and results should be back tomorrow. We are not permitted to lift the boil water notice until we conduct all tests, with favorable results. Then TCEQ will lift the boil water notice.

• We are seeing improved system pressure in west Fort Worth, but the significant number of main breaks, many inside Loop 820, requires increased pumping in order to maintain system storage. Many in our community have reported breaks to us today, and we thank you!

• As of 4pm a total of 227 confirmed breaks are waiting for repairs. We also have 312 reported breaks to investigate. There are 20 water utility crews working to repair the main breaks and an additional 19 contractor crews working.

🛁 Need a shower but you don’t have water restored to your house yet?

Starting Sunday, February 21, Plano residents who don’t have water due to burst pipes can take showers at Carpenter Park Recreation Center, Tom Muehlenbeck Recreation Center or the Plano Aquatic Center.

Normally, non-members are charged a daily fee to use all recreation center amenities. But right now, any Plano resident who wants to shower can come in to use the locker rooms and showers free of charge.

Hours:
Tom Muehlenbeck or Carpenter Park Recreation Center
Monday-Friday 5am to 8pm
Saturday 8am to 5pm
Sunday 10am to 5pm

Plano Aquatic Center
Monday-Friday 11am to 3pm
Saturday and Sunday 1pm to 6pm

Guidelines:
· Plano residents only
· Face masks required
· Check in at the front desk and show your license to verify residency
· Staff will take down your name, address and phone number and time of check in
· Stop by the front desk to check out when you are done using the facility
· Bring personal toiletries (towels, wash cloths, shampoo, etc.)

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