JAY — North Jay Water District lifted a boil-water order on Friday for customers on Main Street/Route 4 who were affected by a water line break on Tuesday. The line began to leak again on Thursday and was repaired.
Water has been restored, officials said.
Superintendent Mike Wells received the test results back on water samples from a laboratory which were negative for E. coli and coliform bacteria. Customers may resume normal use of water for residences from 981 to 1094 on Main Street, according to Wells.
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