A boil notice has been issued for some customers of the Sharyland Water Supply Corporation. This notice affects approximately 48 customers and was prompted by a water outage. The water outage is believed to have been caused by damage to a water main, which was presumably done by contractors.
Further details, including the specific area affected, are available from the source, which includes a map showing the impacted region on Glasscock Road.
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