A loss of water pressure had triggered the advisory for Highland Pointe customers, who were told to boil water even after service was restored.
January 9, 2026: Boil water advisory for Highland Pointe Subdivision lifted
The story
The City of Baldwin issued a boil water advisory for customers in the Highland Pointe Subdivision on January 7 after a loss of pressure left the area with no water.
Water service was restored the next day, but the city kept the boil water advisory in effect until testing could confirm the water was safe.
On January 9, the city discontinued the boil water advisory for Highland Pointe customers.
What happened
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The City of Baldwin has discontinued the boil water advisory issued for water customers in the Highland Pointe Subdivision on January 7.
While water has been restored, the boil water advisory is still in effect until appropriate testing has been completed.
Due to a loss of pressure and no water, a boil water advisory has been issued for customers in the Highland Pointe Subdivision.
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