MATHIS, Texas — The City of Mathis has lifted their water boil notice.
Residents were advised to boil their water due to repairs that caused low water pressure and an interruption in service.
The water line repairs have been completed, a social media post from the city said. City water services should be restored to all residents but until officials can test the water, they are asking folks there to boil water before consumption.
The water woes also caused Mathis ISD to release students early today.
Residents were initially told Wednesday the scheduled repairs wouldn't have much of an effect on businesses and households city-wide, but an update hours later from the city said it would be a widespread issue.
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