CLEVELAND, Ga. — A boil water advisory issued Friday for parts of Cleveland has been lifted. Cleveland City Manager Kevin Harris said water quality tests returned over the weekend confirmed the water is safe to drink.
The advisory was issued as a precaution on July 17 after a 6-inch water main broke on Ridgewood Drive.
Everyone in the affected areas may resume normal water use.
This was the second main break in a week affecting residents in the Woodlawn Road, Ridgewood Drive and Highway 75 South areas of Cleveland.
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