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1/1/2025
WT Staff
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January 1, 2025 1132 am CST
Livingston Parish: Ward 2 Water District BWA for some customers on Juban Rd, Brown Rd
Safe Drinking Water Advisories
Livingston Parish: Ward 2 Water District issued a BWA yesterday following repairs to the water main at the intersection of Juban Road and Brown Road. Customers under the boil order are located southeast of Denham Springs, all addresses on Juban Road from Brown Road to Spillers Ranch Road; all connections on Brown Road from Juban Road to Spillers Ranch Road. Water customers on Spillers Ranch Road and Ashland Bend Drive are not affected by this boil order.
Ward 2 Water District has a very clean operational record with the EPA. Enforcement and Compliance History Online shows no violations, no non-compliance matters in the last three years. The facility provides potable water to 73,506 Livingston Parish residents from a groundwater well source in watershed Region 7.
See how drinking water facility compliance compares in Ohio, New York, Georgia, Louisiana and California, here.
Streamflow Situation from the network of USGS monitoring sites in Louisiana
Streamflows remain much above seasonal statewide New Year's Day with three stations flooding in the reference network.
As of noon yesterday, Sabine River is flooding the Texas-Louisiana border in Calcasieu Parish. The current provisional data from USGS shows the flow around 4 inches over flood stage at more than 17 thousand cubic feet per second near Starks. The flood water does not appear to be rising. Bayou Dorcheat is up higher overnight, a foot and a half above flood stage near Springhill. Calcasieu River continues to flood in Region 4 near Glenmora, down three inches overnight, currently observed at a foot and four inches over the channel.
The last of the drought has been erased from the Louisiana map overnight. Region 7 joins the rest of LA watersheds drought free for New Year's Day. Pearl River channel is no longer rated below normal through east Washington and St. Tammany Parishes.
Fair, 59 degrees in New Orleans with a sunny New Year's Day high 61 degrees. Shreveport forecast center reports fair and 50 degrees, a sunny clear New Year's Day expected, high 57.
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