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Boil Order Lifted for Briarcliff Waterworks Customers
The boil order affected 20 customers in a specific area of Briarcliff, Virginia.
Feb. 6, 2026 at 8:07pm
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The boil order that was issued on Monday for a portion of the Briarcliff Waterworks system in Virginia has been lifted. The order had affected 20 customers located on North to South Alexandria and West to Southwest Scenic Road, and was put in place due to a main break.
Why it matters
Boil orders are common when there is a disruption to the water supply, as they help ensure the water is safe for consumption. The lifting of this order means the water quality has been restored to normal levels for the affected Briarcliff Waterworks customers.
The details
The boil order was issued on Monday after a main break occurred in the Briarcliff Waterworks system. This required customers in the affected area to boil their water before using it for drinking, cooking, or other consumption. The order has now been lifted, indicating the water quality issue has been resolved.
- The boil order was issued on Monday, February 6, 2026.
- The boil order has now been lifted as of February 7, 2026.
The players
Briarcliff Waterworks
The public water utility serving the Briarcliff, Virginia area.
The takeaway
The lifting of the boil order for Briarcliff Waterworks customers is a positive sign that the water supply issue has been resolved, allowing residents to resume normal water usage without the need for boiling.
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