Boil Water Notice for town of Marlinton

According to the Pocahontas County Emergency Management Agency [PCEMA] website, a boil water notice is in place for all town of Marlinton water customers.

This is an important message from the Marlinton Town Office, effective, January 9, 2014, all Marlinton Water Customers are under a “Boil Water Notice” due to low tank levels until further notice. If you have any questions please contact the the town office at 304-799-4315. Please conserve as much water as possible.

Please disregard this message if you are not on the Town Water System.

Instructions:

Call the Marlinton Town Office at 304-799-4315 if you have any questions.

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