Did anyone get an alert about the actual order?
Boil water notice
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Last: 1 yr ago by 94chem
No, the order was a loss for them. Rescinding it makes them the Saviour. Shout the good news, whisper the bad.bigjag19 said:
Did anyone get an alert about the actual order?
Seems right.
I first heard of the order when I got a text from kids school saying biz as usual.
I first heard of the order when I got a text from kids school saying biz as usual.
Why haven't I gotten this in Vietnamese yet? I demand a su dieu tra.92Ag95 said:
Really City of Houston??!? Do you really need to send out multiple emergency fn' alerts to cell phones that the boil notice has been lifted?
94chem,
That, sir, was the greatest post in the history of TexAgs. I salute you. -- Dough
That, sir, was the greatest post in the history of TexAgs. I salute you. -- Dough
Bonuses for all glorious leadership positions, comrades!
He's got contamination standing right next to himSeabreeze said:
Explains everything
Me. Coffee. Keyboard. Damn you for it but well played.
2 more alerts. Now I remember why I disabled that setting
Ag_07 said:
Lazy ass people running to the store to hoard bottled water rather than just boil a pot or two as you need it.
Don't forget to let it cool off before drinking!!!
Everytime you rub one out in District 18, she watchin
Third world Houston. Get out and leave it to the ****heads
What would happen if testing revealed water contamination? Do they have to purge the entire system?
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but don't come to where I am at. We are full.texag84 said:
Third world Houston. Get out and leave it to the ****heads
Quite dramatic......texag84 said:
Third world Houston. Get out and leave it to the ****heads
Every city has brief outages like this. Also, I would wager a lot of money that the "contaminated" water we had the last few days was thousands of times safer than any third world country.
BudFox7 said:
What would happen if testing revealed water contamination? Do they have to purge the entire system?
Ibelieve the area where the contamination was discovered would be flushed, and retested. Likely keeping the entire system under a boil advisory.
You would isolate that area as much as you can, the cook it with high chlorine for 24 hours and flush after, then retest. Standard bac-t procedure.BudFox7 said:
What would happen if testing revealed water contamination? Do they have to purge the entire system?
Did exactly that.texag84 said:
Third world Houston. Get out and leave it to the ****heads
It is so easy to be wrong—and to persist in being wrong—when the costs of being wrong are paid by others.
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That's comforting.htxag09 said:Quite dramatic......texag84 said:
Third world Houston. Get out and leave it to the ****heads
Every city has brief outages like this. Also, I would wager a lot of money that the "contaminated" water we had the last few days was thousands of times safer than any third world country.
It is so easy to be wrong—and to persist in being wrong—when the costs of being wrong are paid by others.
Thomas Sowell
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The worst part is getting those damn notices at random hours.
You may have annexed us against our will and refuse to do any flood mitigation, but dammit we have our own water source on the Upper East Side.
You may have annexed us against our will and refuse to do any flood mitigation, but dammit we have our own water source on the Upper East Side.
It's been disheartening to read some of the social media comments.
This "issue" wasn't as bad as some were speculating about, and other cities have worse water problems. I wonder if there's some hangover anger from Judge Hidalgo's re-election, which also saw a lot of ugly anger directed at city leadership.
I think they're trying their best, and we really shouldn't bring "comments" about Diversity - especially after the progress in recent years - distract us from the main issue, which is ensuring public safety and timely communication.
This "issue" wasn't as bad as some were speculating about, and other cities have worse water problems. I wonder if there's some hangover anger from Judge Hidalgo's re-election, which also saw a lot of ugly anger directed at city leadership.
I think they're trying their best, and we really shouldn't bring "comments" about Diversity - especially after the progress in recent years - distract us from the main issue, which is ensuring public safety and timely communication.
Guitarsoup said:
The worst part is getting those damn notices at random hours.
You may have annexed us against our will and refuse to do any flood mitigation, but dammit we have our own water source on the Upper East Side.
Is it Lake Conroe?
Redstone said:
It's been disheartening to read some of the social media comments.
This "issue" wasn't as bad as some were speculating about, and other cities have worse water problems. I wonder if there's some hangover anger from Judge Hidalgo's re-election, which also saw a lot of ugly anger directed at city leadership.
I think they're trying their best, and we really shouldn't bring "comments" about Diversity - especially after the progress in recent years - distract us from the main issue, which is ensuring public safety and timely communication.
Go troll the COVID forum.
94chem,
That, sir, was the greatest post in the history of TexAgs. I salute you. -- Dough
That, sir, was the greatest post in the history of TexAgs. I salute you. -- Dough
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