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Birmingham Water Works reports water is safe to drink in concerned areas

By Isaac Goffin,

2024-05-19

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. ( WIAT ) — Birmingham Water Works announced that despite customer concerns in parts of the metropolitan area, the water is safe to drink.

The organization stated customers in north Hoover, Homewood, portions of Vestavia Hills, Mountain Brook and UAB reported concerns regarding the taste and odor of their water. BWW noted it did tests confirming the water is safe to drink in those areas.

BWW stated it’s conducting flushing and sampling in alignment with its protocols. It’s monitoring the situation closely.

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