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Temporary change in drinking water disinfectant from chloramine to free chlorine.

Published
Paper
Daytona Beach News-Journal, The
Category
Miscellaneous Notices
City
Daytona Beach
Address
New Smyrna Beach, Florida

Full Notice Text

PUBLIC NOTICE New Smyrna Beach Utilities will be temporarily changing the form of the disinfectant used in the drinking water as a preventative best management practice to ensure the health and safety of the public water system. Beginning February 16th, 2026, NSBU will be converting from the normal disinfection agent, chloramine, to free chlorine, for a period of six weeks. After six weeks, on March 27th, 2026, the drinking water will convert back to the typical chloramine disinfectant. If you have any questions regarding the temporary disinfectant change, please contact Shiloh Wagers - Laboratory Supervisor at 386-424-3184 or Customer Service at 386-427-1361. February 8 2026 LDTB0452259

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is New Smyrna Beach Utilities changing the disinfectant in the drinking water?
The change is a preventative best management practice to ensure the health and safety of the public water system.
When will the disinfectant change occur in New Smyrna Beach?
The change will begin on February 16th, 2026, and will last for six weeks, reverting back on March 27th, 2026.
What disinfectant will be used during the temporary change?
New Smyrna Beach Utilities will switch from chloramine to free chlorine during the temporary change.
Who can I contact for more information about the water disinfectant change?
You can contact Shiloh Wagers, the Laboratory Supervisor, at 386-424-3184 or Customer Service at 386-427-1361.
Is the temporary change in disinfectant safe for drinking water?
Yes, the change is a standard practice aimed at maintaining the safety and quality of the drinking water.

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