A boil water notice has been issued Friday for residents who use the Montgomery County MUD 111 water system due to a loss of pressure caused by a break in a 16-inch water main line, according to a release.
– A boil water notice was issued Friday for residents who use the Montgomery County MUD 111 water system due to a loss of pressure caused by a break in a 16-inch water main line, according to a release.
The Montgomery County MUD 111, located southeast of the Conroe area, serves residents in the Artavia community on the south side of TX-242. Crews are working to repair the break; however, there is no estimated completion time for the repair.Copyright 2023 by KPRC Click2Houston - All rights reserved.
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