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10/17/2026

Boil Advisory Lifted for Indian Run Road and Lang Farm Road
October 17, 2026

The precautionary boil advisory issued yesterday to customers on Indian Run Road and Lang Farm Road has been lifted. Water quality tests verify the safety of the water supply.
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What to Do After the Advisory is Lifted
• Flush Your Pipes: Run all cold-water faucets for at least 5 to 10 minutes to clear your plumbing lines. Start with the faucet closest to where the water enters your home.
• Clear Ice Makers: Discard any ice made during the advisory. Flush the water feed lines by making and discarding a few batches of ice.

10/16/2026

Boil Advisory - Indian Run Road and Lang Farm Road
October 16, 2026

Warren Water is issuing a precautionary boil advisory to customers on Indian Run Road and Lang Farm Road who experienced a total water outage today or water pressure below 20 psi.
It is recommended to boil all water used for preparing food and baby formula, brushing teeth, ice making, drinking, and giving water to pets for a minimum of one minute to ensure the water is safe for consumption. Water used for bathing and washing clothes does not need to be boiled.

The boil advisory is a precautionary measure and will be lifted after water service is fully restored and water quality tests verify the safety of the water supply.

This advisory is in effect until 4:00 p.m., Tuesday, October 20, unless otherwise specified.

Matt Hoon, Operations Manager

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What to Do After the Advisory is Lifted
• Flush Your Pipes: Run all cold-water faucets for at least 5 to 10 minutes to clear your plumbing lines. Start with the faucet closest to where the water enters your home.
• Clear Ice Makers: Discard any ice made during the advisory. Flush the water feed lines by making and discarding a few batches of ice.

10/16/2026

Boil Advisory - Waterford Road and Stacy Orchard Road
October 15, 2026

Warren Water is issuing a precautionary boil advisory to customers on Waterford Road and Stacy Orchard Road who experienced a total water outage or water pressure below 20 psi.

It is recommended to boil all water used for preparing food and baby formula, brushing teeth, ice making, drinking, and giving water to pets for a minimum of one minute to ensure the water is safe for consumption. Water used for bathing and washing clothes does not need to be boiled.

The boil advisory is a precautionary measure and will be lifted after water service is fully restored and water quality tests verify the safety of the water supply.

This advisory is in effect until 4:00 p.m., Monday, October 19 , unless otherwise specified.

Matt Hoon, Operations Manager

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What to Do After the Advisory is Lifted
• Flush Your Pipes: Run all cold-water faucets for at least 5 to 10 minutes to clear your plumbing lines. Start with the faucet closest to where the water enters your home.
• Clear Ice Makers: Discard any ice made during the advisory. Flush the water feed lines by making and discarding a few batches of ice.

10/16/2026

Water Outage - Indian Run Road and Lang Farm Road
October 16, 2026

There is a water outage affecting customers on Indian Run and Lang Farm Road. This outage is necessary to perform maintenance on the water system.

Once service is restored, it is recommended to flush your pipes to clear any debris, sediment, or air that may have accumulated. A boil advisory will also be issued.

Thank you for your patience as our crew works to restore service as quickly as possible.

10/15/2026

Water Outage - Waterford Road and Stacy Orchard Road
October 15, 2026

There will be a water outage today affecting customers from 6734 Waterford Road to Stacy Orchard Road. This outage is necessary to perform maintenance on the water system.

Once service is restored, it is recommended to flush your pipes to clear any debris, sediment, or air that may have accumulated. A boil advisory will also be issued.

Thank you for your patience as our crew works to perform the maintenance and restore service.as quickly as possible.

10/14/2026

Boil Advisory Lifted - Fisher Ridge Road and Stack Road
October 14, 2026

The boil advisory issued on Saturday, October 10, for the Fisher Ridge and Stack Road neighborhoods has been lifted. Laboratory testing has confirmed that the water is safe for drinking, cooking, and oral hygiene, and meets all Safe Drinking Water Act standards. Thank you for your patience while we resolved this issue. If you have questions, please contact the water office at (740) 373-8476.
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What to Do After the Advisory is Lifted

• Flush Your Pipes: Run all cold-water faucets for at least 5 to 10 minutes to clear your plumbing lines. Start with the faucet closest to where the water enters your home.
• Clear Ice Makers: Discard any ice made during the advisory. Flush the water feed lines by making and discarding a few batches of ice.

Boil Advisory - Fisher Ridge Road and Stack RoadOctober 10, 2026Due to a break in the main line, Warren Water is issuing...
10/10/2026

Boil Advisory - Fisher Ridge Road and Stack Road
October 10, 2026

Due to a break in the main line, Warren Water is issuing a precautionary boil advisory to customers beginning at 706 Fisher Ridge Road over to and including Stack Road who are experiencing a total water outage or water pressure below 20 psi.

It is recommended to boil all water used for preparing food and baby formula, brushing teeth, ice making, drinking, and giving water to pets for a minimum of one minute to ensure the water is safe for consumption. Water used for bathing and washing clothes does not need to be boiled.

The boil advisory is a precautionary measure and will be lifted after water service is fully restored and water quality tests verify the safety of the water supply.

This advisory is in effect until 4:00 p.m., Tuesday, October 14, unless otherwise specified.

Matt Hoon
Operations Manager

Warren Community Water has implemented a rate increase for residential, commercial, and industrial customers. The increa...
10/06/2026

Warren Community Water has implemented a rate increase for residential, commercial, and industrial customers. The increase will be reflected in the October bills due November 16, 2026.

For customers with a standard 3/4” tap, the minimum charge will change from $30.00 to $35.00 per month for 0 – 2,000 gallons. The tiered rate will adjust to $7.58 per 1,000 gallons for the next 8,000 gallons used. The Board finds that the increases in rates are reasonable and required. Warren Water households pay less for water and services in comparison to other local water localities. A rate survey is included below for your review.

Why This Adjustment Is Necessary
• Infrastructure Upgrades: Funding essential capital improvements, including replacing aging water mains and modernizing our treatment facilities.
• Operating Costs: Offsetting rising expenses for materials, power, and skilled labor required to maintain safe, reliable daily operations.
• Regulatory Compliance: Meeting ongoing safety and Ohio EPA standards to ensure clean water delivery. Warren Community Water received an $8 million allocation from a $65 million DuPont settlement in April 2026 to be used strictly for the implementation of a PFAS filtration system.

We recognize that any increase in your utility bill impacts your household or business budget. We have worked diligently to keep this adjustment as low as possible while ensuring the long-term reliability and safety of our water system.

Thank you for your understanding and for allowing us to serve the community.

Sincerely,

Warren Community Water & Sewer Association, Inc.
Board of Trustees

09/28/2026

Boil Advisory - Veto Road
September 28, 2026

Warren Water is issuing a precautionary boil advisory to customers on Veto Road experiencing a total water outage or water pressure below 20 psi.

It is recommended to boil all water used for preparing food and baby formula, brushing teeth, ice making, drinking, and giving water to pets for a minimum of one minute to ensure the water is safe for consumption. Water used for bathing and washing clothes does not need to be boiled.

The boil advisory is a precautionary measure and will be lifted after water service is fully restored and water quality tests verify the safety of the water supply.

This advisory is in effect until 4:00 p.m., Wednesday, September 30, unless otherwise specified.

Thank you.

Matt Hoon, Operations Manager

09/28/2026

Water Outage - Veto Road
September 28, 2026

There will be a water outage today, Monday, September 28, affecting customers on Veto Road. This outage is necessary to perform maintenance on the water system.

Once service is restored, it is recommended to flush your pipes to clear any debris, sediment, or air that may have accumulated. A boil advisory will also be issued.

Thank you for your patience as our crew works to perform the maintenance and restore service as quickly as possible

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17300 State Route 550
Marietta, OH
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