Jacksonville — If your tap water tastes funny today, it’s not your imagination. The City of St. Augustine is adjusting the chlorine and ammonia levels in tap water starting Wednesday, April 17th, and continuing for 21 days. The city said you may notice a slight change in the taste of your water, but the quality of the water is not affected.
Chlorine and ammonia are used in the water treatment process to maintain disinfection of tap water, and adjustment is a standard operating practice.
If you have questions about the water, you can contact the City of St. Augustine Water Treatment Plant at 904-825-1044.
