Summary
St. Helena officials are warning residents not to drink tap water that looks discolored and to report any off-color water. The advisory is a public-health precaution while the city investigates, and residents may need bottled water in the meantime.
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Impact analysis
Residents may have to spend extra on bottled water, and the city could face testing and flushing costs.
Bottled-water sellers may see a bump in demand, and residents benefit from getting a timely warning.
People who rely on tap water, especially low-income households and local restaurants, could face inconvenience and extra costs.
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