New Braunfels Utilities Safeguards Water Supply

New Bronfell's utilities in Texas pulled several wells offline this weekend after spotting

E. coli and coliform bacteria in a routine water test on Saturday.

The good news is they caught it before any of that tainted water hit the pipes going to

homes.

That testing is standard procedure, and these bacteria hang out naturally in water, guts

of folks and animals, but they can turn risky if levels spike.

Some often flags other nasty buds or viruses lurking around.

The company jumped on Facebook Sunday to calm everyone down, stressing the tap water stays

safe to drink, with no boil notice needed.

Residents don't have to worry about switching to bottled stuff right now.

At a pure caution, those wells got shut down fast, and now they're getting a deep disinfect

and retest before flipping back on.

Officials say this proactive move keeps things solid.

All in all, it's a reminder how these systems stay on top of threats, so new Bronfell's

keeps flowing clean.

Stay hydrated y'all.

That's your update from El Paso News today, powered by AI.

I'm Corey with the story.