Contractor damage prompts GH block order, boil water advisory
Crews are currently on-site making repairs. Once work is finished, water quality testing will be conducted to confirm the supply is safe before the boil water advisory is officially lifted.
GRAND HAVEN — A contractor-damaged utility line has forced the temporary closure of the 1200 block of Grant Avenue to through traffic as crews work to complete emergency repairs, local officials announced Tuesday, Oct. 13.
The incident has triggered a boil water notice for affected residents in the surrounding area. According to public works officials, individual notices are being delivered directly to affected customers.
Crews are currently on-site making repairs. Once work is finished, water quality testing will be conducted to confirm the supply is safe before the boil water advisory is officially lifted.
Residents with questions regarding the closure or the water advisory can contact Streets and Utilities Manager Logan Cuddington or Public Works Director Michael England at 616-847-3493.
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