The Wagoner County Courthouse is closed because of the lack of water available in the city.
The Department of Environmental Quality has issued a boil order for any water that might come through water lines in Wagoner. People are advised not to drink the water.
Wagoner officials say a part that is necessary to get water production back on track may have to be fabricated.
Potable water will be trucked into Wagoner on Monday and will be available at the First United Methodist Church, the Wagoner Civic Center, Wagoner Community Hospital and Rural Water District #6 on the west side of the city.
People need to bring containers for water.
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