Boil Water Advisory for Peaks Mill Lane has been lifted

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The Water Department of the Frankfort Plant Board is notifying you that the Division of Water of the Kentucky Department for Environmental Protection has now lifted the Boil Water Advisory.

This Advisory was issued 1/21/18 due to the loss of pressure in the water main caused by Plant Board crews repairing a water main break.

The streets affected were:

• Peaks Mill Rd from Steadmantown Ln to 3795 Peaks Mill Rd

If you should have any questions or problems with normal service or water quality please call 352-4372.

Water Interruption and Boil Water Advisory for Peaks Mill Lane 1/21/18

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Water service has been interrupted on Peaks Mill Lane due to a water main break. A crew is on site to make repairs. The Water Department of the Frankfort Plant Board advises to boil the water before drinking or using it for cooking. The advisory is in effect for the following area:

• Peaks Mill Rd from Steadmantown Ln to 3795 Peaks Mill Rd

A vigorous boil for at least two minutes is recommended. This Boil Water Advisory is a precautionary measure due to a loss of pressure in the water main causedby Plant Board crews repairing a water main break.

This Advisory will remain in effect until lab analysis of water samples taken confirms that the potable water supply in the effected area is safe to drink. You will receive a notice when this advisory is lifted.

If you have any questions concerning the Boil Water Advisory please call 352-4372.

Frankfort launches internet access program for FIS students

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City of Frankfort leaders, joined by officials from Frankfort Independent Schools, the Kentucky Capital Development Corporation and the Frankfort Plant Board, today officially kicked off a partnership program to provide internet access for FIS students outside of school. The event was held at the Kings Center in South Frankfort.

“We’re fortunate in our community to have many dedicated organizations who work together for the advancement of our youth. This is no exception,” said Frankfort Mayor Bill May. “The city is pleased to be a part of this project, and we look forward to seeing great progress from students.”

More than a year in the making, the program aims to close the digital divide by providing at-home internet access to students who did not have that capability in order to better prepare them for school and the workplace.

”Technology is a driving force in education in the 21st century,”said FIS Superintendent Dr. Houston Barber. “When students donot have internet access at home, it puts them at a disadvantage. Our goal is to try to level the playing field to give all of our students the opportunities they need to succeed in life and work.”

Funding for the project is being provided by a$200,000 grant from the city that will be administered through the Kentucky Capital Development Corporation. The grant will fund $80,000 in technology upgrades in the school district and $60,000 to market the city and school district. The modem installation portion of the project will also receive $60,000.

“Education, workforce and economic development go hand in hand,” said KCDC President Terri Bradshaw. “The partners in this project understand the value of education to the prosperity of the community.We view this as an investment in our future workforce.”

The Frankfort Plant Board completed installing hot spots for wireless internet access at the Kings Center, F.D. Wilkinson Gym, and the Walter Todd Community Center last month and has now begun in-home modem installations.

”As this community’s municipal utility, it is important that we partner with local city, business and education leaders to improve opportunities for success when we can,” said FPB Interim General Manager David Denton, CPA. “We see first-hand how technology is changing the way we do business in this world, and it plays a vital role in educating our students. We’re proud we could be a part of this.”

Boil Water Advisory Lifted for Marlowe Ct. Area - 1/12/18

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The Water Department of the Frankfort Plant Board is notifying you that the Division of Water of the Kentucky Department for Envirnmental Protection has now cancelled the Boil Water Advisory.

This Advisory was issued 1/11/18 due to the loss of pressure in the water main caused by Plant Board crews repairing a water main break.

The streets affected were:

• Marlowe Ct from Hickory Dr to Winding Way Dr

• 123 Winding Way Dr

If you should have any questions or problems with normal service or water quality please call 352-4372.

Water Interruption and Boil Water Advisory - Marlowe Ct. 1/11/18

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Water service has been interrupted in the Marlowe Ct./Winding Way area in order to repair a water main break. Service will be restored as soon as repairs are completed.

Once water services is restored, the Water Department of the Frankfort Plant Board advises to boil the water before drinking or using it for cooking. The advisory is in effect for the following area:

·       Marlowe Ct from Hickory Dr to Winding Way Dr

·       123 Winding Way Dr

A vigorous boil for at least two minutes is recommended. This Boil Water Advisory is a precautionary measure due to a loss of pressure in the water main caused by Plant Board crews repairing a water main break.

This Advisory will remain in effect until lab analysis of water samples taken confirms that the potable water supply in the effected area is safe to drink. You will receive a notice when this advisory is lifted.

If you have any questions concerning the Boil Water Advisory please call 352-4372.

Boil Water Advisories lifted

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The Water Department of the Frankfort Plant Board is notifying you that the Division of Water of the Kentucky Department for Environmental Protection has now canceled the Boil Water Advisory.

This Advisory was issued 1/5/18 due to the loss of pressure in the water main causedby Plant Board crews repairing a water main break.

The streets affected were:

• 213,215,217 Tanglewood Dr

• 846,838 Shelby St

• Rockland Ct

 • 363 Versailles Rd #100-700

If you should have any questions or problems with normal service or water quality please call 352-4372.

Boil Water Advisory for Wilkinson Blvd. is lifted

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The Division of Water of the Kentucky Department of Environmental Protection has now cancelled the Boil Water Advisory on Wilkinson Blvd.

This Advisory was issued 1/4/18 due to the loss of pressure in the water main caused by Plant Board crews repairing a water main break.

The streets affected were:

• 701 to 715 Wilkinson Blvd

If you should have any questions or problems with normal service or water quality please call 352-4372.