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Boil water advisories in Missouri

Missouri: 3 water systems under an active boil water advisory.

0 more systems are under a do-not-drink order and 3 under long-standing notices; see below.

We read this state's own advisory list

The agency that publishes it
Missouri DNR
What that list covers
Boil orders published statewide by the Missouri Department of Natural Resources as the Socrata dataset DNR-WPP-Boil Order Report (j2a5-itxh). The whole dataset held 7 records on 2026-08-22, each of them a small private system, and the response dated the data 3 days old at source. This is the list Missouri publishes; it is not an inventory of every boil order in force in the state, and a short or empty list is never evidence that Missouri has none. The dataset carries no status field, so a lift is signalled solely by a record disappearing from a later fetch.

On our last read, this list showed 6 water systems under a boil water or do-not-drink notice it had not recorded as lifted.

We read it on an hourly cycle. Last successful read

Active boil water advisories

Notices that have been in force for a long time

These systems have been under a notice for more than 90 days. The notices are still in force. They are listed separately so that a notice standing for years does not bury one issued today, and so that the people living under the standing notice are not left off the page.

  • Fellowship Baptist Church

    Type of order
    Boil water advisory
    Issued
    County
    Lawrence
    Reported cause
    Fecal Coliform/E.Coli (from Missouri DNR)

    The agency's own record for this system

    We hold no data page for this system.

  • 4 State Moto

    Type of order
    Boil water advisory
    Issued
    County
    Newton
    Reported cause
    Fecal Coliform/E.Coli (from Missouri DNR)

    The agency's own record for this system

    We hold no data page for this system.

  • Ozark Beach Resort

    Type of order
    Boil water advisory
    Issued
    County
    Taney
    Reported cause
    Fecal Coliform/E.Coli (from Missouri DNR)

    The agency's own record for this system

    We hold no data page for this system.

Recently lifted

Advisories the agency recorded as lifted within the last 14 days. The lift date is the agency's own, not the date we noticed the advisory had gone from its list.

What to do after a boil water advisory is lifted

  • Alps Grocery Pittsburg

    Type of order
    Boil water advisory
    Issued
    Lifted
    County
    Hickory
    Reported cause
    Disinfectant pump failure/ No chlorine in system (from Missouri DNR)

    The agency's own record for this system

    We hold no data page for this system.

  • Moniteau County PWSD #1

    Type of order
    Boil water advisory
    Issued
    Lifted
    County
    Moniteau
    Reported cause
    Fecal Coliform/E.Coli (from Missouri DNR)

    The agency's own record for this system

    We hold no data page for this system.

Where to check instead

Our database holds 759 public water systems in Missouri. That is a count of what is in our database, not a count of every public water system in the state.

The largest systems we hold data on here, by the population each one reports serving:

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Enter a ZIP code and we will show you the water systems we hold for it, and what the state agency's list said about each one when we last read it.

Questions about this page

Does this page list every boil water advisory in Missouri?
It lists what Missouri DNR's own statewide list showed when we last read it, one entry per water system rather than one per notice. A notice a utility issued directly, and never sent to that list, would not appear here.
Where are boil water advisories for Missouri published?
Missouri DNR publishes them, and its own statewide list is the list we read into this page on an hourly cycle. The link to it is on this page.
How many water systems does this page cover?
Our database holds 759 public water systems in Missouri. That is a count of what is in our database, not a count of every public water system in the state. Advisories are counted by water system, keyed on the system's federal identifier, and never by the number of separate notices one system has been given.
Is anything on this page a verdict about whether the water is safe?
This is not a statement that your water is safe. It means the state's list did not name your system. Your utility is the authority for your own water.

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