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DWP says water is safe to drink in west Valley

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August 14, 2025

Boiling notice during repairs is lifted, but agency tells customers to take other steps.

- DAKOTA SMITH

DWP says water is safe to drink in west Valley

The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power lifted a “boil water” notice Tuesday afternoon for Granada Hills and Porter Ranch, ending a weeklong episode that saw residents’ taps run dry or slow to a trickle.

The DWP urged residents to flush out all water pipes and appliances before using the water.

About 9,200 households in the west San Fernando Valley were affected by a water service outage that started last week after DWP workers discovered a faulty valve, according to the agency.

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