Boil order lifted in Greenbrier after Arkansas Department of Health clears water system; Matthews Park splash pad reopens
June 20, 2026 | Rose Bud, White County, Arkansas
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A staff member announced that a boil order issued earlier this week for Greenbrier after a water main break has been lifted after the Arkansas Department of Health cleared the city's water system.
The presenter said residents can stop boiling tap water and may resume normal household uses. "It's now safe for drinking, cooking, brushing your teeth, or making ice or for food preparation," the staff member said.
The announcement also noted that the Matthews Park splash pad in Greenbrier has officially reopened. No additional advisories were mentioned in the announcement. The presenter closed with a weekend sign-off.
The presenter said residents can stop boiling tap water and may resume normal household uses. "It's now safe for drinking, cooking, brushing your teeth, or making ice or for food preparation," the staff member said.
The announcement also noted that the Matthews Park splash pad in Greenbrier has officially reopened. No additional advisories were mentioned in the announcement. The presenter closed with a weekend sign-off.
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