Many of Acadiana's water systems had to issue boil orders last week as a precaution after dangerous drops in pressure during the cold weather.
To see the list of boil orders, click here
If you're under a boil order and you haven't been notified that it was lifted, or you don't see it listed here, you should assume you're still under a boil order.
Here's the list of systems that have told us their tests were clear and the boil orders were cancelled:
The boil advisory for all of Town of Basile water customers has been lifted.
Lafayette Parish Waterworks District North announces that the Boil Advisory has been rescinded for some of the areas of the Lafayette Parish Waterworks District North.
The Milton Water System’s storm related boil advisory has been rescinded.
The boil advisory issued by Bayou Teche Water Works on January 23, 2025, is hereby RESCINDED.
Lafayette Utilities System (LUS) has lifted the Boil Water Advisory for residents and businesses in the area north of I-10. Water samples collected by LUS under the guidance of the Louisiana Department of Health-Office of Public Health have been cleared.
After a boil advisory, customers should:
• Dispose of the next three batches of ice from ice makers
• Run empty dishwasher one time on the hottest or sanitize setting
• Unscrew faucet aerators, run water for 5 minutes then clean and reinstall the aerator
LUS Mission Statement: As a publicly owned utilities system, we provide high quality, competitively priced services that exceed our customers’ expectations and contribute to the Consolidated Government to support other community needs.
Water Works District South has been lifted.
The Boil Water Advisory has been lifted for city of Youngsville customers. Please note, this is only for city of Youngsville water customers and does not include Milton Water.
The boil advisory for the city of Scott has been lifted.
The system-wide boil advisory for Prairie Ronde Water System, Inc., has been rescinded.
The Vermilion Parish Waterworks District No 1 has restored pressure within the water supply system above the minimum required level established by the Louisiana Administrative Code - Sanitary Code. Water samples collected by the Louisiana Department of Health and Hospitals - Office of Public Health have been negative for coliform bacteria. Therefore, the boil advisory released as a precautionary measure is now rescinded. The water is again safe for consumption.
Vermilion Parish: Southeast Waterworks District 2 has lifted the boil advisory.
Lafayette Parish Waterworks District North: LPWDN Holiday Mobile Estates WS area has been rescinded.
Louisiana Water Company (LAWCO) in New Iberia, Louisiana is RESCINDING the Boil Water Advisory (BWA) for its Iberia Parish service area including the City of New Iberia, Village of Loreauville, Lydia, Avery Island, Port of Iberia and customers served in the unincorporated areas of the Parish. Water samples were collected, tested and verified that the water is safe for consumption. We are pleased to report that our water system is back to normal operating pressures and operations. If you have any questions or need any additional information please go to our website at www.louisianawater.com or contact our LAWCO New Iberia customer service office at (337) 365-0002.
LPSS announced that boil water advisories have been lifted for all Lafayette Parish School System (LPSS) schools except Milton Elementary/Middle School and Ossun Elementary School, where the advisory remains in effect through Tuesday, January 28. During this time, water from the system should not be consumed. Meals will be served, and bottled water will be available as needed. Students are encouraged to bring water bottles from home and be offered the opportunity to refill them with safe drinking water. LPSS will continue monitoring the situation and provide updates as needed.
