City of Mathis Lifts Boil-Water Notice, Residents to Receive Utility Bill Discount
The City of Mathis has lifted its boil-water notice following corrective actions taken to restore water quality. Residents will receive a discount on their October utility bills due to the disruption caused by the notice.
Corpus Christi, TX, September 25, 2026 —
The City of Mathis announced Tuesday that its previously issued boil-water notice has been rescinded. The notice was put in place due to concerns regarding water quality. According to city officials, corrective actions have been successfully implemented, leading to the restoration of normal water quality standards.
As a result of the disruption caused by the boil-water advisory, residents of Mathis are scheduled to receive a discount on their utility bills for the month of October. The specific amount of the discount was not immediately available.
The boil-water notice required residents to boil all water intended for drinking, cooking, washing dishes, and brushing teeth for a specified period. This measure is typically enacted to protect the public from potential contamination. The city stated that the lifting of the notice signifies that the water supply is now safe for normal use, provided the corrective measures have effectively resolved the underlying issue.
Details regarding the specific nature of the corrective actions taken by the city were not provided in the announcement. The duration for which the boil-water notice was in effect was also not specified.
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