Cape Coral Residents May Experience Lower Water Pressure Saturday, October 3
October 1, 2026
The City of Cape Coral advises residents in the area of Cape Coral Parkway, between Palm Tree Boulevard and Chiquita Boulevard, that they may experience little to no water pressure on Saturday, October 3, from approximately 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
This temporary pressure reduction is necessary because crews are lowering the PSI at the South Reverse Osmosis Water Treatment Plant and the Palm Tree pump station while they complete repairs in the area.
The affected area (shown on the map below) includes properties on both sides of Cape Coral Parkway between Palm Tree Boulevard and Chiquita Boulevard, including customers within the planned shutdown area. Residents and businesses in the shaded area will have no pressure for most of the day and should plan accordingly and use bottled water if necessary.
Water service is expected to remain available for residents outside the designated shutdown area, although they may experience reduced pressure. These residents will not be under a boil-water notice.
A boil-water notice, if needed, would apply only to customers within the specific shutdown area. Those customers will be notified directly.
The City appreciates residents’ patience while crews complete this necessary repair.
For more information on Boil Water Notices and a list of Frequently Asked Questions, visit CapeCoral.gov.
