The city of Jackson issued the following statement.
The City of Jackson has officially received clearance from the Mississippi State Department of Health to lift the precautionary boil water notice on its 43K surface water connections served by the OB Curtis and JH Fewell Water Treatment Plants. With this confirmation, all boil water notices in the City of Jackson resulting from February’s winter storms have been lifted.
On Wednesday, March 10, the City of Jackson previously lifted the precautionary boil water notice on its 16K well water connections served by the Jackson Maddox Well System
Kingfish note: Great news. We can finally get steaks and lobster at Kroger.
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yet e.coli abounds
It used to be only Mexico where we were cautioned to "don't drink the water." Mexico has been replaced by Jackson.
Baby Chok's legacy, along with gun show extortion.
Still ain’t drinking it
Continue boiling your water. At least three minutes. Then run it through a filter. Do not drink water out of a tap. Ever.
Boil water notice for Jackson lifted until 3...2...1!
Enjoy and embrace the suck Jackson.
People buy steaks at Kroger when you can buy properly raised and far tastier and healthier beef at Home Place Pastures right here in MS?
@10:58 AM
My commute is nearly an hour. There is a Kroger near my home. Please tell me where I can get those nice steaks and get home and get them prepared before 8:30 PM at night?
Thanks!
Kroger has terrible meat. Try The Fresh Market. You can thank me later.
So, is the fallout from the great pipe-bustin' storm of 2021 all over now?
Is there anything left to fix?
Not talking about the work yet to do on upgrading and future-proofing the Jacktown water sewer system. I mean just getting the crappy old system back to working where everyone who had clean (relatively speaking) running (relatively speaking) water before the storm has it now.
Is that where we are?
Asking for myself...not a friend.
I moved from Madison to Austin two years ago. During the massive ice storm here, I lost water pressure for about 2 days. Everything else was fine.
Regardless, EVERYTHING was fixed within a week. Water, power, gas, etc. With the exception of a couple of apartment buildings that had broken pipes, no one was without water by the Monday after the storm.
Now if they would just do something about the homeless tent cities under the bridges...
Now it's a matter of wait and see if Jacksonians go through "The Great Boo Boo Pandemic of 2021" as a real test of the water quality from the City that can't bill it's customers.
100s of dysentary cases in 5, 4, 3, 2, 1...
12:54, put them on a bunch of busses one-way to California in care of Nancy Pelosi. Surely at 80 years old she's about retire and will welcome the opportunity to lord over at least 435 homeless folks.
Two places where you should never drink the water; Jackson, Mississippi and Tijuana, Mexico, in that order!
When I'm grilling Kroger steaks and the wife shouts to ask me what I wanta drink and I tell her 'Just make mine water'...can one of you tell me which dilemma I am faced with - Jackson water or Kroger steaks?
PS: Kroger 51 in Madison (butcher's case) has the best steaks, of all types, in the Metro, hands down. Sure, you can pay five hundred percent at Flora Butcher, 300% for frozen steak at Remington Lott or 200% at Fresh Market, but none of those will beat a Kroger 51 steak. Don't be sucked in by the high-dollar, grass-fed, we pamper our cows bullshit.
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