KALAMAZOO, Mich. (WOOD) — A boil water advisory that was issued while crews made scheduled infrastructure repairs in Kalamazoo has been lifted.

The advisory went into effect the morning of March 14. The affected areas include the following:

• South Rose Street: From West Cork Street (northern boundary) to Hutchinson Street (southern boundary), both sides of the roadway. It does not include the northeast corner of South Rose Street and Albany Street.
• West Cork Street: Only includes the southwest corner of West Cork Street and South Rose Street.
• Ash Street: From Albany Street (northern boundary) to Hutchinson Street (southern boundary), both sides of the roadway.
• Hughes Street: From Ash Street (eastern boundary) west to the dead end (western boundary), both sides of the roadway. 
• Albany Street: From South Rose Street (eastern boundary) west to the dead end (western boundary), both sides of the roadway. It does include the southeast corner of Albany Street and South Rose Street.
• Hutchinson Street: Only includes the northwest and northeast corners of Hutchinson Street and Ash Street.

Water repairs can cause a drop in pressure, allowing bacteria to enter the system. The boil water advisory is precautionary.

The advisory was lifted March 21 after testing confirmed the water was safe.