SHASTA COUNTY, Calif. - The Shasta County Health and Human Services Agency has lifted boil advisories for the towns of Old Shasta and Keswick, two communities that endured the Carr Fire in late July.
According to county health officials, the water systems have been flushed and water samples collected from experts have shown that the water is now safe to drink.
The "do not drink" notice for the Whiskeytown National Recreation area headquarters facility is still in place as of Wednesday evening.
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