Water Shut Off Notice – June 25, 2026
Good afternoon, Inglis residents.
The Inglis Water Department was performing maintenance on Schoolcraft and has encountered an issue. As a result, water service has been shut off in the Crackertown area.
The affected streets include:
Nottingham, Canterbury, Framlingham, Aragon, Riverside Dr, Schoolcraft, Runnels, Hawthorne, Maple, Michigan, Elkins, and Captains Cove.
At this time, we do not have an estimated time for restoration. We will provide updates as they become available.
Please note: A boil water notice will most likely be in effect once water service is restored.
Thank you for your patience.
Town of Inglis – Water Update – June 24th
Good morning Inglis residents,
We are aware of the ongoing issue with discolored water. Our Public Works team is currently flushing the town’s water system to help resolve this problem.
Last week, a full system flush was completed and showed improvement. A second flush is now underway to ensure all water lines are cleared.
During this process, you may notice temporary discoloration or experience low water pressure. We appreciate your patience and understanding while we work to improve water quality.
Thanks,
Town of Inglis
Welcome to the Town of Inglis!
Incorporated in 1955, the Town of Inglis, Florida is dedicated to its residents and strives to provide strong and fair leadership. The goal of this website is to provide information to our residents, visitors, surrounding cities and towns. Our current population is 1,325 and we are located approximately 5 miles east of the Gulf of America in Levy County, Florida.
The Town of Inglis is committed to the perpetual implementation and preservation of environmental improvements deemed necessary to maintain the natural and indigenous environmental beauties within the Town limits, thusly by the promotion, protection, and development of its ecological resources. We are dedicated to the collaboration of official and unofficial bodies, organized for similar purposes of ecological preservation, and environmental issues and concerns, including but not limited to, construction on new and existing developments within the Town, while keeping in mind the urgency to stimulate job growth and foster the needs of our Town’s youth. We are exceptionally devoted to the revitalization, development, and preservation of open spaces, wooded areas, and chiefly to our once pristine, Withlacoochee River, while adhering to policies and regulations of local and State agencies.
PLEASE CALL OUR PUBLIC WORKS SUPERVISOR: Robert Spiegl 352-221-5399 FOR ANY WATER LINE EMERGENCIES
Damage Reporting: Residents and visitors are HIGHLY encouraged to report any storm related damage through our online portal at https://levydisaster.com/report-storm-damage.php or through the Emergency Management App
Public Records Custodians
Cery Logeman, Town Clerk
P.O. Drawer 429
Inglis, FL. 34449-0429
[email protected]
Phone: 352-447-2203
Fax: 352-447-1879
The Town of Inglis is committed to the fair housing and civil rights laws to protect persons regardless of race, color, familial status, handicap, national origin, religion and sex in the choice of housing. For more information or to report a potential civil rights violation including those related to Fair Housing, Equal Opportunity or Section 504/ADA Compliance, contact Cery Logeman, Acting Town Clerk at (352) 447-2203 ext 101
Boil Water Advisory in Effect
The Inglis Water Department was performing maintenance on Schoolcraft and has encountered an issue. As a result, water service has been shut off in the Crackertown area.
The affected streets include:
Nottingham, Canterbury, Framlingham, Aragon, Riverside Dr, Schoolcraft, Runnels, Hawthorne, Maple, Michigan, Elkins, and Captains Cove.
The repair has now been completed, and water service has been restored. As a precaution, a boil water advisory remains in effect until water quality testing confirms the water is safe for normal use.
What Does the Advisory Mean?
Until further notice, residents should boil all tap water before using it for drinking, cooking, making ice, brushing teeth, washing food, or preparing baby formula. Boiling water helps kill bacteria and other microorganisms that may be present.
What Should Residents Do?
• Bring tap water to a rolling boil for at least one minute before using it for drinking, cooking, making baby formula, or brushing teeth.
• Let the boiled water cool before using it or storing it in clean, covered containers.
• Use boiled or bottled water for food preparation and for washing fruits and vegetables.
• Tap water may generally be used for bathing and showering, but avoid swallowing the water.
How Long Will the Advisory Last?
The boil water advisory will remain in effect until required water quality tests confirm that the water is safe to use without boiling. Updates will be provided by the Town of Inglis as soon as additional information becomes available.
Thank you