Duluth Lifts Boil Water Advisory for Kenwood and Woodland
The City of Duluth has lifted the boil water advisory for residents in the Kenwood and Woodland neighborhoods after tests confirmed the water is safe.
Duluth Superior, MN, October 22, 2026 —
The City of Duluth has lifted a boil water advisory for residents in the Kenwood and Woodland neighborhoods after tests confirmed the water is safe, according to the information provided by the city.
The advisory no longer applies to residents in those two neighborhoods. The summary provided does not specify when the advisory was issued or lifted, what prompted it, or when the water tests were conducted. It also does not include details about the tests, such as how many were performed or where samples were collected.
No additional neighborhoods are identified as having been covered by the advisory. The information does not state whether the city issued separate instructions for residents or describe any steps taken before the tests confirmed the water was safe.
The city’s announcement, as summarized, provides no further details about the testing results beyond the confirmation that the water is safe. It also does not name a city official or department as the source of the announcement.
With the advisory lifted, the central update for residents in Kenwood and Woodland is that the restriction has ended. Further information about the timing and circumstances of the advisory was not provided.
Story summarized from the original created by William Volkmanlien on www.wdio.com, see more information here.
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