
City of Cape Coral announced a large water main break interrupting water service Saturday near near SW 52nd Street and Skyline Boulevard.
The city posted on its Facebook page water is being restored, and a boil water notice is in effect for any properties that may have experienced an interruption in service.
More information on boil water notices is available on the city’s FAQs page.
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