City of Michie, Tennessee
Established 1961 · McNairy County
Boil notices, leak repairs and pressure updates for the Michie water system — posted here the moment they go out, so you are never hunting through Facebook to find out whether your water is safe.
Newest first. Every notice stays on this page so you can check what happened and when.
The boil notice that was in effect has now been lifted due to all tests being clear. Thank you for your patience.
Michie Water System is aware of a leak causing low pressure for several customers. Crews are working on it and water should be restored tonight.
Boil notice for everything south of Hubert Manuel on the west side of HWY 22, including Hubert Manuel, New Hope, Melvin Qualls, Connie LN, Davis Yancy & George Loop, all of Berry Bottom and South Liberty, and part of Hamburg from Saulters Chapel Church to 22 S.
Residents on Tulu Drive/Road may experience low pressure or loss of water while a leak is repaired. We apologize for the inconvenience.
Bring water to a rolling boil for at least one minute before drinking, cooking, brushing teeth or making ice. It is a precaution issued whenever pressure drops far enough that contamination cannot be ruled out until samples come back clear.
A notice stays in effect until the system has taken samples and every test comes back clear — usually about two days. The lift is posted here and sent straight to anyone signed up for alerts.
City Hall, (731) 239-3680, Monday to Friday 8:00am–4:30pm. Report standing water in the road or a sudden pressure drop as soon as you see it — most leaks are spotted by residents before crews find them.
Cloudy water after a repair is usually air or sediment stirred up when pressure returns. Run a cold tap for a few minutes. If it has not cleared, call City Hall.
Pay any time of day, without a trip to City Hall. Have your account number from your bill to hand.
Pay water bill →Sign up once and every water notice reaches you directly — no need to check Facebook. Enter your street and only get the alerts that affect your area.
Sign up for alertsSee water on the road, or lose pressure? Tell the water department right away.
Monday–Friday, 8:00am–4:30pm
Notices name the roads and areas affected, not the whole town. If your road is not listed, your water is not under the notice — but if you are unsure, call and ask.