Boil advisory issued for Buckner due to watermain break
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Water issues are once again hitting the City of Buckner, Missouri.
The City of Buckner announced Monday night that due to a watermain break, a boil water advisory has been issued for 16 houses in the area of North Lee Street and Park Avenue.
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The city said Public Works will take a water sample to the City of Independence lab Tuesday morning and that test results could take 12 to 24 hours to get back.
Once the test results come back negative for total coliform, the city said the boil advisory will be lifted.
At least 10 watermain breaks were reported last year near Buckner that resulted in a series of boil water advisories being issued.
City Manager Joe said he believes Buckner's iron water pipes are wearing out.
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Also last year, Jackson County Legislator Manny Abarca proposed the use of $5 million in COVID-era relief money to improve infrastructure in Buckner. County leaders announced in December that they and community initiatives like nonprofits.
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