Pennsylvania lawmakers have addressed concerns over discolored water in Dauphin County
Pennsylvania state lawmakers have announced that they have received answers from Veolia Water regarding the discolored water reported by residents in Dauphin County.State Sen. Patty Kim and State Rep. Justin Fleming said in a joint statement that the problems stem from a disruption at the Susquehanna Township water treatment plant on June 22, followed by eight water main breaks over six weeks.The lawmakers stated they have been in communication with the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection, emphasizing that clean water is a minimal expectation.Veolia Water has responded by offering credits for additional water usage during flushing, stained fabric, and other costs incurred due to the discoloration.
Pennsylvania state lawmakers have announced that they have received answers from Veolia Water regarding the discolored water reported by residents in Dauphin County.
State Sen. Patty Kim and State Rep. Justin Fleming said in a joint statement that the problems stem from a disruption at the Susquehanna Township water treatment plant on June 22, followed by eight water main breaks over six weeks.
The lawmakers stated they have been in communication with the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection, emphasizing that clean water is a minimal expectation.
Veolia Water has responded by offering credits for additional water usage during flushing, stained fabric, and other costs incurred due to the discoloration.