The residents of the Rolling Valley Estates mobile home park in Connoquenessing Township are under another “boil water advisory” as of Thursday, July 9. The advisory is in effect “until further notice,” according to a notice sent out by Connoquenessing Township’s Facebook page.

Tom Decker, communications manager for Pennsylvania’s Department of Environmental Protection, has told the Butler Eagle that “loss of pressure from leaks in the distribution system” was the cause of the issues in the water system, which is dependent on wells and not connected to public water.

“Approximately 180 individuals served by 76 connections are affected,” Decker said. “The BWA will be lifted when repairs are complete and the public water system conducts two consecutive days of total coliform sampling with satisfactory results.”

This is not the first time that residents of the mobile home park have dealt with water issues. Boil water advisories were previously placed on Rolling Valley Estates in November 2025 and February 2026.

In a post to her public Facebook page, township Supervisor Angela Fleeger urged residents of Rolling Valley Estates to register their frustration with the DEP over the situation by filing an online complaint.

“Keep receipts for bottled water and any other expenses incurred because of the outage,” Fleeger said. “Every resident complaint helps DEP understand the impact on the community and supports its investigation.”

Rolling Valley Estates is operated by Stackhouse Management. Another Stackhouse property — Bernie’s Mobile Home Park in Winfield Township — has also fallen victim to water system issues in recent months.

At least one Rolling Valley resident, Keith Weisenstein, has told the Butler Eagle he’s had enough of Stackhouse’s management and is in the process of moving out. He still owns his trailer at the park for the time being.

“I just couldn’t take it anymore,” Weisenstein said.

No one from Connoquenessing Township could be reached for further comment.