What this tracks

This dataset records active boil water orders issued to public water systems across Missouri.

Why it matters to you

If your water comes from a small public system (like a campground or grocery store), this data tells you whether you need to boil water before drinking it. For example, a Pittsburg resident using Alps Grocery’s water system would see their July 2026 notice about chlorine failure here. Businesses serving food or drinks must check this to avoid health violations when their water source has contamination warnings.

How to read this data

system_name — The affected water provider (e.g., “Alps Grocery Pittsburg”).
location — Where the system operates (e.g., “25817 St Hwy 64, Pittsburg”).
contaminant_of_concern — Why boiling is needed (e.g., “Disinfectant pump failure/ No chlorine in system”).
issue_date — When the order took effect (e.g., “2026-07-13”).

Try it yourself

Search your ZIP code or county to see current boil orders near you.