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HILLSBOROUGH, N.C. (WNCN) — Hillsborough officials said Saturday morning that all town water users should conserve water after a line break Friday night into Saturday also triggered a boil water advisory for parts of the town.
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The overnight water main leak on Elizabeth Brady Road caused “a significant loss of water pressure” early Saturday morning, according to a town of Hillsborough news release.
The 6-inch water main leak also spurred Hillsborough to buy water from the City of Durham to help refill a Hillsborough water tank on Hansell Street, the release said.
Because of low water pressure, town officials first said around 1 a.m. Saturday that areas of town should boil water.
“Boil water for drinking, cooking or brushing teeth until further notice as a precaution,” the town said.
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The news release said the areas of Hillsborough under the boil water advisory include:
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- The downtown area
- West Hillsborough
- The north side of U.S. 70A to Lawrence Road (except for Forest Ridge)
- Tuscarora and Morelanda drives
“Pressure issues are expected to be resolved by Saturday afternoon,” Hillsborough officials said.
Hillsborough officials said that restaurants and childcare centers must submit plans for operating under a boil water advisory to the Orange County Environmental Health Division.
However, some Hillsborough businesses may choose to close “rather than to operate under their plans,” the town said.
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