Coral Springs residents served by Royal Waterworks advised to boil water after equipment malfunctions cause loss of water pressure at local treatment plant
Coral Springs, Florida – A precautionary boil water notice has been issued for residents in parts of Coral Springs who receive water from Royal Waterworks following equipment malfunctions at a local water treatment plant. The notice comes after several pumps and a programmable logic controller failed on Monday afternoon, leading to a loss of water pressure in the affected areas.
According to Royal Waterworks, the equipment failure disrupted the normal operation of the plant, prompting the need for a precautionary measure to ensure the safety of the water supply. City officials confirmed the malfunction and released a statement on social media, urging residents to take necessary precautions while repairs are underway.
The utility company is actively working to resolve the issue, with crews currently ordering and installing new pumps and other required materials to restore the water system to full functionality. Until the problem is fixed, Royal Waterworks is advising customers to boil all water before using it for drinking, cooking, and brushing teeth.
Royal Waterworks, one of four water providers in Coral Springs, is the smallest of the utilities, serving neighborhoods such as Carriage Point, Corral Trace, Coventry, Riverside Square, and Ramblewood East. The boil water notice specifically impacts these communities, and residents are being reminded to exercise caution when using tap water for any consumption.
For further information or updates on the situation, customers can contact Royal Waterworks’ customer service line at 866-753-8292 ext. 411. The utility is expected to continue providing updates as they work to restore normal service and resolve the water pressure issues. In the meantime, officials are emphasizing the importance of boiling water to ensure public health and safety until the issue is fully addressed.
