Water service restored and boil notice lifted for Baytown residents

BAYTOWN, Texas (KTRK) -- The water is flowing again, and a boil notice was lifted for Baytown residents on Friday.

The city first shut off the water Tuesday night for emergency repairs after a water main break on Bayway Drive Monday caused low water pressure.

On Wednesday morning, the water was temporarily turned back on, but by that afternoon, a boil water notice went into effect.

Thursday night, the city crews needed to shut off the water again.

Water was restored overnight into Friday, and the boil notice was lifted in the afternoon.

Some of the impacted areas included the Lakewood neighborhood, Wooster Terrace, Wooster Heights, and Baker Road (from Spur 330 to Garth).

The city had released a map showing the affected parts of the city outlined in purple.

The city notified residents of the notice being lifted through social media, saying, "The water no longer requires boiling."