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Vine Street area planned service disruption and precautionary boil water advisory

07.21.26 – Toho Water Authority (Toho) customers located at the odd numbered addresses of 4425-4499 W Vine Street will experience a disruption of their water service starting at midnight on Friday, July 30 (see map below).

This interruption of service is necessary to conduct water line repairs in the area. Service is expected to be restored by 6 a.m. Schedules may change due to weather or unforeseen circumstances. 

Once service is restored, customers are advised as a precautionary measure to boil their water for one minute prior to consumption (drinking, cooking, making ice, brushing teeth or washing dishes). As an alternative bottled water may be used. Water used for laundry or bathing/showering does not need to be boiled. 

The precautionary boil water advisory will be in effect until lifted by Toho. 

Once service is restored, a two-day minimum of regulatory testing is required to make sure the water meets drinking water standardsAn update will be provided by Sunday, August 2.

For more information, contact Toho’s customer service at 407-944-5000 or visit our News & Alerts section on tohowater.com.

Map shows highlighted in blue customers located at the odd numbered addresses on 4425-4499 W Vine Street who will experience a service disruption starting at midnight, July 30, and will be placed under a precautionary boil water advisory once service is restored by 6 a.m.
Map shows highlighted in blue customers located at the odd numbered addresses on 4425-4499 W Vine Street who will experience a service disruption starting at midnight, July 30, and will be placed under a precautionary boil water advisory once service is restored by 6 a.m. 

 

Use the interactive map 

Once the advisory is in effect, enter your address in the interactive map to see if you’re in the advisory area. Due to circumstances outside of Toho’s control, the map may not reflect real-life conditions. Click here for interactive advisory map.