A boil water notice is currently in effect for several areas of Bastrop. The Bastrop Water Control and Inspection District #2 is working to resolve the issue. The cause of the notice is described as a 'perfect storm', though further details are not provided here.
For more information, readers can consult the source. The Bastrop Water Control and Inspection District #2 is actively addressing the situation to lift the boil water notice as soon as possible.
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