Citizens Energy Group Issues Multi-Day Boil Water Advisory in Boone and Marion Counties
Citizens Energy Group has issued a multi-day boil water advisory affecting parts of Boone and Marion counties.
Indianapolis, IN, October 11, 2026 —
Citizens Energy Group has announced a multi-day boil water advisory impacting certain areas within Boone and Marion counties. The advisory is in effect for residents served by the utility’s water system in these specified counties.
The purpose of a boil water advisory is to ensure public health and safety by requiring consumers to boil their water before consumption. This precautionary measure is typically implemented when there is a potential for contamination or a disruption in the water system’s ability to deliver safe drinking water. Residents are advised to boil water vigorously for one minute, then allow it to cool before using it for drinking, cooking, brushing teeth, or making ice. Alternatively, bottled water may be used.
The exact timeline for how long the advisory will remain in place has not been specified, but it is described as a “multi-day” event. Citizens Energy Group has stated the advisory is in effect for parts of Boone and Marion counties. The specific neighborhoods or addresses included in the advisory were not detailed in the initial announcement.
Information regarding the cause of the advisory, such as a specific infrastructure issue, a loss of pressure, or testing results, was not provided. Similarly, details about the contractor involved, if any, or specific inspection outcomes are also not available at this time. Citizens are encouraged to monitor official communications from Citizens Energy Group for updates on the status of the advisory and when it will be lifted.
The company typically provides further guidance on its website or through local emergency alert systems when such advisories are issued. Residents experiencing issues or seeking clarification are advised to contact Citizens Energy Group directly for more information pertinent to their specific location within the affected counties.
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