A screenshot of the latest boil water advisory in New Orleans. A red blob covers much of uptown New Orleans, indicating that it is under a boil water advisory. Again.
And yes, boys and girls, uptown New Orleans is under yet another boil water advisory.
When I went to bed last night, I was congratulating myself for not visiting my daughter in Philly, which is getting about 2 ft of snow.
Joke is on me.
#NOLA #SWBNO
Just now visited the #SWBNO page about the boil water advisory, clicked on the map, and the area that was red yesterday is now green, except along several blocks of Upperline and Loyola—BUT no notice has gone out from #NOLAReady, SWBNO, or news media. I don't trust it.
A screenshot of the Boil Advisory page, showing most of uptown New Orleans under a boil water advisory.
And this is why the sewerage and water board boil advisory page is the first thing I check every morning.
Let's go #NOLA!
#SWBNO
A screenshot of the New Orleans Sewerage and Water Board website showing a green section in eastern New Orleans indicating that a boil water advisory has been lifted in that area and there are no active boil water advisories elsewhere in the city.
Is it just me, or does anyone else in New Orleans start their day by checking the Sewerage and Water Board website to see if you're under a boil water advisory?
It's my very first thing. (well before I brush my teeth, make coffee, or take a shower.)
#NOLA #SWBNO
Just opened my bill from the New Orleans Sewerage and Water Board.
It shows an average daily use of -1,012 gallons with a commensurate credit on the bill.
I did not know I could send water into the system, kind of like net metering for solar.
Cool.
#SWBNO #NOLA
