Updated July 21 at 7:45 p.m. 

A boil water notice in Spring has been uplifted after tests confirmed E. coli was no longer detected in its water.

Multiple samples were collected after a single site originally tested positive for total coliform. The second round of tests came back and that same site also tested positive for E. coli, according to a spokesperson with Aqua America.

Latest test results came back clean and no E. coli was detected.

All in the area will be notified of the lifting of the notice. Customers no longer need to boil their water.

Posted July 21 at 3:12 p.m. 

A boil water notice has been put in effect in Spring after a site in Candlelight Hills had E. coli detected in its water. The boil water notice is only in effect for the Candlelight Hills subdivision, a spokesperson with Aqua America confirmed by phone.

Multiple samples were collected after the single site originally tested positive for total coliform. The second round of tests came back and that same site also tested positive for E. coli, according to a spokesperson with Aqua America.

The other test sites in Candlelight Hills tested negative for total coliform and E. coli.

The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality is currently investigating the situation.

From ABC13 Houston