Water Problems in Atlanta | Latest updates Monday

ATLANTA — Thousands of people in Atlanta are still dealing with the aftermath of several major water main breaks, which have led to a boil water advisory for much of the city. Crews are still working to help get water services back up and running.

For a complete and detailed map of the neighborhoods and streets affected, click here.

Over the weekend, Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens declared the city under a state of emergency following several major water main breaks that began Friday morning.

The City of Atlanta Watershed Management has announced a boil water advisory that covers more of the city. The advisory states that all residents who have experienced water outages and low water pressure should boil their water.

On Saturday afternoon, Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens promised updates every two hours on the progress of repairs until all water lines are completely repaired. 11Alive is tracking these updates below and building closures around the city.

Additionally, the city encourages people to receive emergency alerts and updates through NotifyATL. To register, text “NotifyATL” to 888777 or visit atlantaga.gov/notifyatl

Monday, 5:00 a.m. | Atlanta Watershed Management continues repairs Monday on West Peachtree St. and 11th St.

As part of the repairs, the crews turn off the water in these areas:

• 11th Street, from West Peachtree Street to Peachtree Street.
• West Peachtree Street to 12th Street.

Those in these regions who If you need water, you can go to one of these fire stations:

• Station 11 – 16th Street, near Atlantic Station
• Station 15 – 10th Street near Midtown

Sunday, 11:11 p.m. | 11Alive’s Tresia Bowles reports on water main breaks in the city. She explains how, in one particular case, firefighters encountered water supply difficulties while putting out a fire in an abandoned house. In general, crews continue to work to ensure restoration and repairs.