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Residents should be able to resume normal water usage, and have full service restored with full pressure.

As city repair crews continue their efforts across Shreveport, the pressure has been improved, and most of the city water service has been restored, but the voluntary boil advisory continues for most of Shreveport.

Residents should be able to resume normal water usage, and have full service restored with full pressure.

Residents should be able to resume normal water usage, and have full service restored with full pressure.

Residents should be able to resume normal water usage, and have full service restored with full pressure.

As city repair crews continue their efforts across Shreveport, the pressure has been improved, and most of the city water service has been restored, but the voluntary boil advisory continues for most of Shreveport.

As city repair crews continue their efforts across Shreveport, the pressure has been improved, and most of the city water service has been restored, but the voluntary boil advisory continues for most of Shreveport.

As city repair crews continue their efforts across Shreveport, the pressure has been improved, and most of the city water service has been restored, but the voluntary boil advisory continues for most of Shreveport.

As city repair crews continue their efforts across Shreveport, the pressure has been improved, and most of the city water service has been restored, but the voluntary boil advisory continues for most of Shreveport.

SHREVEPORT, La. - Water issues continue to be the biggest topic of concern around the ArkLaTex even with some improvement today for Shreveport customers. But more work needs to be