Boil Water Order Issued for Part of Plattsburgh

Monday, July 27, 2026 at 4:17 AM

A boil water order was issued Friday for 3 through 15 Battery Street and 45 Pine Street in Plattsburgh following an emergency water main repair. The city said the order would remain in effect until further notice. Residents should confirm whether it has been lifted before using tap water normally.

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