Two water main breaks early Monday near Plymouth Road have led to a boil water advisory in Ann Arbor, affecting areas from Traver Road to US 23. This impacts parts of the University’s North Campus. For detailed impact locations, view this map.
No water contamination has been detected, but the advisory is a precautionary measure, expected to last 48 hours. Environment, Health, and Safety (EHS) advises following Ann Arbor’s guidelines, which include:
- Boil water for at least one minute before consumption.
- Use bottled or boiled water for cooking; disconnect beverage machines.
- Turn off ice machines and discard any ice made during the advisory.
- Hand washing is safe; supplement with hand sanitizer for added protection.
- Flush all fixtures for five minutes once the advisory ends.
For updates and more details, visit Ann Arbor’s resources on boil water advisories: Ann Arbor Alert Information and FAQs. Further announcements will be posted at www.a2gov.org and on social media.
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