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Grand Canyon National Park announced Tuesday that it is reimplementing mandatory water conservation measures again for the South Rim due to diminished supplies.
Officials have lifted a boil water advisory issued for the popular Phantom Ranch in Grand Canyon National Park.The National Park Service announced on Wednesday morning that it’s confirmed the water is safe to use again.A boil advisory was issued last month as a precaution after a loss of water pressure was detected.
Water at Phantom Ranch in Grand Canyon National Park that had shown to carry e.Coli bacteria late last month is once again safe to drink and cook with and the boil water advisory that had been issued has been lifted, a park release said Wednesday.
A boil water advisory for Phantom Ranch has ended.
According to a Mohave County press release, the latest water samples came back negative for E. coli, which was found in the water last week.