MARSHALL, Texas — The city of Marshall rescinded its boil water notice Tuesday after issuing the warning last week because of a water main break.
The city said the notice was put into place Friday when a 24-inch water main broke on the corner of Alvin Street and South Carter and the pumps at the water plant shut down.
After reaching compliance with the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality testing procedures, the boil water notice was lifted on Tuesday. Water within the city of Marshall is safe for consumption without boiling.
