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Sarasota County crews respond to wastewater overflow on Proctor Road

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SARASOTA, Fla. (WWSB) — Sarasota County Public Utilities crews responded Sept. 14 to a wastewater manhole overflow in the 2500 block of Proctor Road, the county said.

The overflow was caused by a blockage, according to Sarasota County Public Utilities.

About 550 gallons of wastewater spilled, and none was recovered. The county said stormwater basins and waterways were affected.

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Cleanup is underway, and sampling is required, according to the county. Crews are also inspecting the line segment to determine what caused the blockage.

The county did not identify the waterways affected or provide a timeline for sampling results.

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