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WTMA notifies Lititz customers of temporary fluoride interruption starting March 21
Summary
Assistant township manager Pat Barrett said Lititz Borough will pause adding fluoride to drinking water beginning March 21 because of supply-chain disruptions, with treatment expected to resume on or about March 30; WTMA will post the borough notice to its Facebook page and website.
The Warwick Township Municipal Authority notified customers on March 17 that Lititz Borough will temporarily stop adding fluoride to drinking water because of supply-chain disruptions.
"There will be a temporary interruption in the addition of fluoride to their drinking water due to supply chain disruptions starting on March 21, 2026," Assistant Township Manager Pat Barrett told the board, adding that fluoride treatment is expected to begin again "on or about March 30, 2026." Barrett said WTMA will post the borough’s notice to its Facebook page and on its webpage for customers served by the Lititz water system.
The board did not take any formal regulatory action at the meeting; the announcement was provided as an administrative notice to customers. Barrett also reminded the board that the next billing cycle will be issued at the end of March.
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