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Update on Boil Water Order for the Municipal District of St. Stephen

Update on Boil Water Order

 

Last night the Municipal District received an alarm from our automated system indicating an irregularity in our water supply. As there was no way of knowing at that time how far down the system the affected water was before it triggered the alarm, and out of an abundance of caution for our citizens, an immediate mandatory boil water order was issued by the province.

 

After further analysis today, we can confirm that the affected water has recently past through the reservoir and is just now hitting the town boundaries. This means that until around 1:30pm today, the water has still been potable, and so if you drank water, brushed your teeth this morning, etc, the water was safe.

 

We are currently working on treating the water and pushing the contaminated water through the system and recommend our citizens plan for the order to remain in affect through the weekend. As such, it is expected the boil water order will remain in affect until Monday, March 20th, 2023 however if more contaminated water hits our system, this order may be extended. Updates will be provided on social media, our website and with media outlets as we receive them.

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  • Mark Downey started in radio broadcasting in 2001 when NB Broadcasting, now Acadia Broadcasting launched a Country Radio station in his hometown of St. Stephen.  He's the morning show host of 98.1 Charlotte FM and the mid-day host on Country 94.  On Sunday evenings, Mark also hosts the classic country show, The Weekend Jamboree.  He owns his own mobile Wedding DJ Business performing at hundreds of weddings over the years.  Mark was inducted into the New Brunswick Country Music Hall of Fame in October 2025.

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