Register to get the weekly call from the City telling residents about garbage schedules, upcoming programs, recycling weeks and lots more.  The calls come on Sunday nights at 7 p.m.

REGISTER FOR SUNDAY NIGHT CALL

The Caller ID number is 980-829-0100. If you call this number, you will be prompted to enter your  area code and phone number in order to hear the original recording.  If you missed the call and would like to hear the information for that week, call 704-878-3586.

We switched systems and, unfortunately, lost some of the previous contact information.  Please re-register if you have stopped getting the calls.

If you have questions about the message or the call-out system, call 704-878-3586 and someone will call you back. (be sure to leave your number)

IREDELL COUNTY - NEW EMERGENCY NOTIFICATION SYSTEM

Iredell County switched to Hyper-Reach Communications System to provide notifications for local emergencies, alerts and weather alerts.  Take time to sign up for that service and encourage your friends to register.  It will notify you with more general emergency information.

For the County System: SIGN UP HERE.

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If you have no means to boil water, find out where bottled water is available ...

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The Boil Water Advisory for Statesville has been lifted.
There is no longer any need for citizens to boil water before consuming or using it.
Thank you for your patience and cooperation during this unfortunate event.

Statesville officials have just announced that water quality tests confirmed the city's water is safe.

Statesville Water Resources Assistant Director Jerry Byerly said tests completed at various locations throughout the city's water system indicated that no e. coli exists within the system. As a result, he said there is no need for citizens to continue boiling water before consuming or using it.

State officials have allowed the City to rescind its 'system pressure advisory, which means that Statesville water customers are no longer advised to boil water for consumption purposes.  According to Byerly, water samples were collected on Wednesday, July 27, and then analyzed according to state requirements. Analysis showed that Statesville’s water continues to be one of the highest quality drinking waters produced in the state.

On Wednesday morning, an advisory was issued as a precautionary measure due to a significant drop of pressure in the city’s water system following a water main break near the Water Treatment Plant on Pump Station Rd.  The low pressure prompted the state to require Statesville to issue the advisory that encouraged citizens to boil any water before consumption.

The Statesville Leisure Pool will open today from 3 until 8 p.m. today ($3 for adults; $2 for 12 and under) and return to a regular schedule tomorrow.

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