The city of Aubrey has lifted its boil-water advisory, confirming that the municipal water supply is safe for consumption. Austin Gress, the city’s emergency management coordinator, announced that the notice was officially rescinded at 5:15 p.m. on Wednesday.
The removal of the advisory follows a period during which residents were instructed to boil water before use. The specific cause of the initial contamination or infrastructure issue that necessitated the warning was not detailed in the available reports.
Aubrey is situated approximately 12 miles northwest of Prosper. Local health authorities have also been monitoring mosquito activity in the area, with recent reports indicating positive West Nile virus traps in nearby locations including South Paloma Creek and Highland Village.
Further details regarding the timeline of the water quality issues or the specific testing results that led to the decision to lift the notice were not provided in the source material.
