Bayou Bonne Idee Water System issues partial boil advisory

Posted: Jun 30, 2020 / 12:41 AM CDT / Updated: Jun 30, 2020 / 12:41 AM CDT

Morehouse Parish (06/30/20)— Bayou Bonne Idee Water System in Morehouse Parish has issued a boil advisory for a portion of its customers.

The affected areas are:

Wilmont Highway
Cooter McKoin Road
Bonne Idee Road
Rosenwald Road
Claude Deville Road
Sims Road
Tulip Drive
Homer McDaniel Road
Olen Hughes Road
Pleasant Road
Honeysuckle Road

Customers in these areas are advised to boil their water for ONE FULL MINUTE before use.

That includes making ice, brushing teeth, or in the rinsing or preparation of food.

This boil advisory is to remain in effect until rescinded by Bayou Bonne Idee Water System.

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