The boil water advisory for Marietta has been lifted as of Sunday morning, according to officials. Marietta Water issued a boil water advisory on Friday after a water main break occurred in the area around Lawrence Street and Covington Avenue. Water samples were sent for testing and the water is now safe to drink.

The boil water advisory issued for parts of Marietta has been lifted, according to the city. The advisory was issued after a water main break was reported at on Lawrence Street near Covington Avenue Friday.

A water main break on Lawrence Street in Marietta has led to a boil water advisory for affected areas.

Officials say the advisory is in effect until Marietta Water has completed the appropriate testing to be confident that there is no longer a public health concern.

Marietta Water said the water main break happened on Lawrence Street near Covington Avenue, which caused parts of the water system to drop to ‘dangerously low levels.’

As of 8:10 a.m. Sunday, the Boil Water Advisory issued Friday for the area around Lawrence Street and Covington Avenue has been lifted, the city of Marietta reports.