Los Angeles, United States - January 09, 2025 01/09/2025 12:30 am (GMT-0800) Pasadena – Some areas of the city of Pasadena are without drinking water after city officials issued a “Do-Not-Drink Water” notification, another complication from the still burning Eaton Fire. The urgent notification was sent out to residents and customers within Pasadena following the discovery that “debris and elevated turbidity from the Eaton Fire potentially impacted Pasadena Water and Power’s (PWP) drinking water system in the Eaton Fire evacuated areas,” the statement said. “The State Water Resources Control Board, Pasadena Public Health Department, and Pasadena Water and Power Water System are advising residents of Pasadena to NOT USE THE TAP WATER FOR DRINKING AND COOKING IN THE IMPACTED AREAS UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,” the statement said. Key News Network captured video of a Pasadena Water and Power plant location at 85 East State Street in the city of Pasadena. Residents have been urged to only drink bottled water and to not attempt to treat tap water through any methods, including, but not limited to boiling, the statement said. LASD PRESS RELESE: Advisory: UNSAFE WATER ALERT has been issued for the City of Pasadena Dear Randy Dominguez, UNSAFE WATER ALERT has been issued for the City of Pasadena, as follows: Eaton Fire Evacuated Areas of Pasadena Water and Power water system is potentially impacted with debris and elevated turbidity DO NOT DRINK YOUR WATER IN THE EVACUATED AREAS Failure to follow this advisory could result in illness What should I do? DO NOT DRINK YOUR TAP WATER — USE ONLY BOTTLED WATER. Bottled water should be used for all drinking (including baby formula and juice), brushing teeth, washing dishes, making ice, and food preparation until further notice. This also applies to pets and domestic animals. DO NOT TRY AND TREAT THE WATER YOURSELF. Boiling, freezing, filtering, adding chlorine or other disinfectants, or letting water stand will not make the water safe Pasadena Water and Power will inform you when tests show that the water is safe again. The expected timeframe for resolution is unknown and dependent on evolving fire, wind, and related conditions. For information call: Pasadena Water and Power 24 hour Emergency Line 626-744-4138 Jack Miyamoto, Water Quality Manager, Pasadena Water and Power 626-744-3704 Pasadena Public Health Department Main Line 626-744-6004 Chi Diep, District Engineer, State Water Resources Control Board 818-551-2016 State Water Resources Control Board Main Line 818-551-2004