A boil water advisory in Passaic County has been partially lifted following a major water main break in Paterson. The Passaic Valley Water Commission says that the advisory was lifted for customers in the areas of Broadway and all streets south of Broadway, east of Spruce Street and west of Route 20.

After a major water main break, Paterson Mayor Andre Sayegh and Jim Mueller, executive director of the Passaic Valley Water Commission, shared their strategy to restore service.

All residents should be experiencing a water return, but officials say the water needs to be boiled before using it and to conserve as much of it as you can.

A boil water advisory has been lifted for part of Paterson, New Jersey, one week after a major water main break.

A boil water advisory has been partially lifted in Paterson, New Jersey.The Passaic Valley Water Commission announced Friday that the boil water advisory is no longer in effect for customers in the area of Broadway,

Residents in a northern New Jersey city are growing more frustrated as they endure a fourth day with little or no water service following a water main break

Over 185,000 people in New Jersey remain under a boil water advisory as repairs continue on a water main break in Paterson​.

As repairs continue, officials say it could take days before water is safe to use again. Portable showers, restrooms, and bottled water are available at Kennedy High School’s comfort center. FOX 5 Ny's Hayley Fixler has the latest.