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Boil water order issued for Walpole

Boil water order issued for Walpole

Memphis was on its fourth day of living under a boil water notice on Monday, as repair crews worked to fix broken pipes in the hopes of easing the stress caused by a week of sub-freezing temperatures, snow and ice Monday, Jan. 22, 2024, in Memphis, Tenn. Photo: Associated Press/ AP Photo/Karen Pulfer Focht


WALPOLE, N.H.- Town officials have ordered residents to boil water.

The Water Department reported that E. coli bacteria has been found in the water.

The department noted the E. coli bacteria was caused by increased runoff entering the drinking water source.

Authorities are ordering Walpole residents to bring all water to a boil; let it sit for 2 minutes and cool off before drinking.

The Water Department expects the issue to be resolved by Friday.

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