WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) — A boil water advisory that started 10 days ago and spanned three counties southeast of Wichita has ended for some water customers, but it continues for others.
The Kansas Department of Health and Environment has ended the advisory for public water supply system customers in:
- The City of Moline,
- The City of Sedan, and
- The City of Cedar Vale.
On Wednesday, the KDHE said the cities’ water samples were tested at a laboratory, and there was no evidence of contamination. The KDHE has also deemed that the conditions that placed the systems at risk have been resolved.
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However, the boil water advisory continues for these Chautauqua, Elk, and Montgomery county water systems:
- Chautauqua County Rural Water District 1
- Chautauqua County Rural Water District 2
- Chautauqua County Rural Water District 3
- Chautauqua County Rural Water District 4
- City of Chautauqua
- City of Peru
- Elk County Rural Water District 1
- City of Grenola
- City of Longton
- Montgomery County Rural Water District 1C