Testing to Resume for Rye, New Hampshire, Water District
Two consecutive days of tests on samples that meet the state's clean water standards are needed to end the boil water order, which has been in effect since October 12.
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Two consecutive days of tests on samples that meet the state's clean water standards are needed to end the boil water order, which has been in effect since October 12.
The Rye Water district said there have been zero confirmed cases of e.Coli related illness in Rye since the boil water order was implemented October 12.
The water will be available to residents daily from 3 p.m. - 7 p.m. while the boil water order is in effect.
More water samples will not be taken until a system wide chlorination is completed.
More water samples will not be taken until a system wide chlorination is completed.