A water line break in Lewisville has prompted a boil water notice and the school district to cancel classes on Monday. The city said the 30" water line break is impacting about 80% of Lewisville water customers.

ISD cancelled Monday classes districtwide and city utility customers were told to boil their water before using it following a water main

A water line break prompted the City of Lewisville to issue a boil water notice Sunday, affecting residents in the middle of the city, officials said.

Residents and businesses in central Lewisville are under a boil water notice after a major 30-inch water main break caused widespread water outages late Saturday night.

The notice is not expected to be lifted before Monday afternoon. Because of the notice, several Lewisville ISD facilities have also announced closures.

Twenty-one Lewisville ISD campuses have been closed for Monday, Feb. 3 following a water pipe rupture that has left thousands without water.

Much of Lewisville woke up to a boil-water notice Sunday morning after a break in a 30-inch water line.  The city advised people in a large swath of Lewisville to boil tap water before it's used for drinking,

The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality has mandated that residents in parts of Lewisville boil their water before consumption following a 30-inch water line break, the City of Lewisville announced Sunday morning.

The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality announced a boil water notice for all Lewisville residents following a break in 30-inch line.