Nocatee, northern St. Johns County boil water advisory lifted

ST. JOHNS COUNTY, Fla. – Nocatee and northern St. Johns County were placed under a precautionary boil water advisory on Friday evening, according to a news release from JEA.

JEA announced just after 8 p.m. on Sunday that the advisory has been lifted.

Originally, JEA said the advisory affects customers in the area of US-1 and Racetrack Road. Later in the day, the utility listed neighborhoods.

• Racetrack Road from I-95 to Philips Highway; Philips Highway from Wells Creek Pkwy to Old County Rd 210; Nocatee neighborhoods South of Nocatee Pkwy and West of Crosswater Parkway
• The Promenade at Bartram Springs
• Bartram Springs south of & including Brush Hollow Road
• Reserve Bartram Springs
• Cypress Trace
• Wells Creek Subdivision
• Williamstown
• Greenleaf Village, Preserve & Lakes
• Austin Park
• Nocatee Village
• Willowcove
• Town Center
• Tide Water at Nocatee
• Nocatee Town Center
• Starling
• Coastal Oaks
• Crosswater

The advisory was due to a water main break, which occurred Friday. Customers were advised to bring their water to a rolling boil for a minimum of one minute before drinking or cooking.