Lexington Utilities

09/02/2026

‼️Update‼️
Repairs have been made and crews are no longer in the area. Water supply did not have to be turned off.

‼️Westover School Crucifer Rd‼️
A main water line has blown out near the North entrance/exit to the Westover School Parking Lot.

Crews are in the area as of 6:30am and will be working diligently to get this line repaired and limit the time the water will be shut off.

Please use caution ⚠️ and allow extra time for the school drop off this morning. 🚌

09/01/2026

🔴 PRECAUTIONARY BOIL WATER NOTICE 🔴
Monday, August 31, 2026 9:40 P.M.

Lexington Utilities has issued a Precautionary Boil Water Notice for customers in the following areas:

• Flanagan Acres Rd.
• Old Juno Rd.
• Turtle Creek Rd.
• Buttonwood Rd.
• Morgan Cv.
• Juno Bargerton Rd.
• Juno Ln.
• New Juno Rd.
• Poplar Spring Juno Rd.
• Pasture Rd.
• Creekside Cv.
• Hughes Rd.
• Beulah Holmes Rd.
• Channing Cv.

Customers in the affected areas should boil all water intended for consumption until further notice.

Samples have been collected, and testing is currently underway. We will provide an update as soon as test results are received.

Thank you for your patience and cooperation.

08/31/2026

🔴PRECAUTIONARY BOIL WATER NOTICE 🔴
August 31, 2026

Lexington Utilities has issued a Precautionary Boil Water Notice for customers in the following areas:

• Beech Grove Rd.
• Stormwood Ln.
• Camelot Cv.
• Prospect Pl.
• 4000 block of McCaney Mill Rd.
• Little Rd.

Customers in the affected areas should boil all water intended for consumption until further notice.

Samples have been collected, and testing is currently underway. We will provide an update as soon as test results are received.

Thank you for your patience and cooperation.

08/27/2026

🚧Utility Work🚧

08/27/2026

Our utility crews are making repairs in the 300 Block of West Church St. 💦

The East Bound Outside Lane will be closed until approximately Noon today.

We encourage everyone to use caution in this area and take an alternate route if necessary.

08/11/2026

🟢August 11th Is Call 811 Before You Dig Day 🔵
Happy 8/11 Day! Contacting 811 before digging is the easiest way to avoid damaging buried utilities. For every project, every time, Call 811 a few days in advance. Spread the word this 8/11 Day and help keep your community safe!

08/10/2026

Beginning October 1, 2026, Tennessee 811 will reduce the standard Notification Buffer applied to locate requests from approximately 343 feet to 200 feet. This change is intended to reduce unnecessary utility notifications while helping member utilities focus resources on locate requests that are more likely to involve their underground facilities.
For a detailed explanation, visit our buffer reduction page at:
https://www.tenn811.com/notification-buffer

Beginning October 1, 2026, Tennessee 811 will reduce the standard Notification Buffer applied to locate requests from approximately 343 feet to 200 feet. This change is intended to reduce unnecessary utility notifications while helping member utilities focus resources on locate requests that are more likely to involve their underground facilities.

For a detailed explanation, visit our buffer reduction page at:
https://www.tenn811.com/notification-buffer

08/07/2026

⚠️ Meters & Accessibility ⚠️
At Lexington Utilities, we work hard to provide safe, reliable service to all our customers. To do this, our servicemen must have clear access to utility meters on your property. It is the customer’s responsibility to ensure meters are free from obstructions such as:
✅ Overgrown vegetation & landscaping
✅ Debris or other objects
✅ Unfriendly animals
Meters should never be tampered with, altered, obstructed, or damaged. Any interference that prevents a meter from properly registering service usage is not permitted. Please do not attempt to move, work on, or bypass a meter.
Keeping meters clear ensures accurate readings, safe conditions for our servicemen, and uninterrupted service for you. Thank you for doing your part!

08/03/2026

❓ Did You Know ❓
There's more than one football field's length of buried utilities for every man, woman, and child in the United States? According to data compiled by Common Ground Alliance and industry groups, there are more than 100 billion feet of underground utilities in the United States.
🔵 Utility lines need to be marked before undertaking any landscaping project. Call 811 before any outside home project that involves excavating for a line locate ticket. Utilities companies have up to 72 hours to locate all utility lines when you request a line locate. Having your lines marked prevents a utility line strike which can endanger you, your neighbors, and potentially your community. Don't forget to call before you dig! 🟢

07/21/2026

🟡 Did you know you can detect a gas leak by sight, scent, and sound? 👃🏻👁️👂🏻

07/17/2026

✅ PRECAUTIONARY BOIL WATER NOTICE LIFTED
Friday, July 17th, 2026

Lexington Utilities has lifted the Precautionary Boil Water Notice issued for the following areas:

• Old Juno Rd.
• New Juno Rd.
• Turtle Creek Rd.
• Juno Bargerton Rd.
• Polpar Springs Juno Rd.
• Pasture Rd.
• Hughes Rd.
• Channing Cv.
• Flanagan Acres Rd.
• Beulah Holmes Rd.

Water quality testing has been completed, and the water is safe for normal use.

Thank you for your patience and cooperation.