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This week, Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson canceled the requirements for Arkansans to wear masks, to prevent potential spread of COVID-19.  Some larger cities and other entities announced that they will still require their residents and participants to wear facemasks.

Here’s where we stand, in Monticello. (more…)

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We have confirmed that boil orders for  Monticello, Selma, Enon, & Lacey-Ladelle have been lifted by the Arkansas Department of Health, this morning. (more…)

Last week’s boil orders for southeast Monticello and other communities in Drew County, supplied by the Monticello water department, are still in effect.

The precautionary boil order was issued because of low pressure in the system, as a safety measure, and multiple “good reports“ have been returned from state agencies.

Operators are still waiting on final clearance from Little Rock to resume normal operation, and canceled the boil order.

Enon Water Association has been placed under the same boil order as Monticello City Water since we purchase water from Monticello.
If you have any questions or concerns please call Steve Jones at 870-723-2750.
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The Lacey-Ladelle and Selma Water Associations have been placed under the same boil order as Monticello City Water, since they are supplied by Monticello services.

“We have not found any leaks on our main lines. If the residents would check there lines and make sure they have no leaks we would greatly appreciate it.”

If you have any questions or concerns call Selma Water Association, Lee Anthony at 870-460-0628 or Lacey Ladelle Water Association, Gregg Deal 870-723-3859. (more…)

The elevator at the Drew County Courthouse is temporarily out of service, following a flooding incident in the basement.

It is expected to be repaired within the next two weeks, according to Judge Robert Akin

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