BOIL WATER ADVISORY ISSUED

October 23, 2026

A boil water advisory has been issued by the Westchester County Department of Health and will remain in effect at least through Monday, October 26, 2026 and until further notice as a precautionary measure related to water main break/repair for all customers in the following areas served by the Greenburgh Consolidated Water District #1 in the Town of Greenburgh:

Area 1: Sprain Brook Parkway (Western Boundary), Central Avenue (Eastern Boundary), Jackson Avenue (southern Boundary), Underhill Road (Northern Boundary).

Area 2: Central Avenue (Western Boundary), Bronx River Parkway (Eastern Boundary), Dromore Rd (not including Old Colony Rd) (Northern Boundary)

Area 3: Central Avenue corridor between Underhill Road / Old Army Road (southern boundary) and W/E Hartsdale Ave (northern Boundary).

Area 4: W/E Hartsdale Ave/Knollwood Rd (Western/Southern Boundary), I-287 (Northern Boundary)

Area 5: I-287 (southern boundary), Old Tarrytown Rd (Northern Boundary), Washington Ave (West Boundary), Beech/Maple St (Eastern Boundary)

Area 6: Saw Mill River Rd (to Stone Ave in Elmsford) (Northern/Western Boundary), Sprain Brook Parkway (Eastern Boundary), Houses north of Secor Rd (Northern Boundary),

A boil water advisory means that those in the affected area are strongly advised to boil all tap water at a rolling boil for a minimum of one minute prior to drinking it or using it to prepare food, wash dishes by hand or brush teeth. The advisory does not extend to bathing, washing clothes or using a dishwasher.

The boil water advisory was issued as a precaution to protect residents from potential contamination caused by ground water infiltration into water mains as a result of the reduction in water main pressure caused by the water main break/repair.

Updates will be provided by the Greenburgh Consolidated Water District #1 in a timely manner and as they become available. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Greenburgh Consolidated Water District #1 at (914) 989-1900 or Westchester County Health Department at (914) 813-5000.