City of Dixon KY

06/06/2026

💦 Dixon Waterworks 💦
The boil advisory remains in effect.

The splash pad at Baker Park will be closed until the advisory is lifted.

06/06/2026

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06/06/2026

Repairs have been made.
The boil advisory remains in effect.

Thank you WCWD and all involved for working tirelessly to resolve the problem.

06/06/2026

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Attention customers of Webster County Water District, the City of Clay, the City of Dixon, and the City of Slaughters:

A Boil Water Advisory and Water Conservation Advisory have been issued for all customers served by these water systems.

Utility crews are currently working at the treatment plant to implement a permanent solution and restore normal operations as quickly as possible.

Customers are encouraged to conserve water and follow the Boil Water Advisory until further notice.

For updates and additional information, please visit the Webster County Water District page.

06/06/2026

Dixon Waterworks:
a boil advisory is in effect until further notice.

06/06/2026

Here’s an update from Webster County Water District.
Dixon Waterworks is now under a boil advisory during repairs and follow-up water quality testing.

🚨 WCWD Customer Update 🚨

Some Webster County Water District customers may experience low water pressure or a temporary loss of water tonight as we continue working through the infrastructure issues at the plant.

Thanks to the help of Slaughters local Don Pettus, Heath Marsh, and our dedicated WCWD employees, we are currently working on a permanent repair solution to address the issue. We are extremely thankful for the resources, effort, and teamwork that have gone into getting us to this point.

Customers may continue to notice impacts over the next couple of days, and those affected will remain under a Boil Water Advisory until all required steps are completed and water quality is confirmed.

We ask for your continued patience and understanding as our crews work to complete these repairs safely and correctly. We appreciate our customers and are grateful to finally be moving toward a solution.

— Webster County Water District

06/05/2026

Unfortunately, we must keep the splash pad at Baker Park closed over the weekend. We expect to be able to open up Monday.