Water customers in Dauphin County will have opportunity to discuss ongoing water discoloration
Customers of Veolia Water in Dauphin County will have the chance to meet face-to-face with company leaders after months of dealing with discolored water issues.Open houses are scheduled throughout September, providing an opportunity to “foster engagement and strengthen connection with valued customers,” according to Veolia.These events will take place in Marysville on Sept. 4, Susquehanna Township on Sept. 8, and Lower Paxton Township on Sept. 10.A recent joint statement from local lawmakers revealed that the discolored water is due to a series of water main breaks and a disruption at a treatment plant in Susquehanna Township.Veolia services 500 miles of water mains in the Dauphin County region.
Customers of Veolia Water in Dauphin County will have the chance to meet face-to-face with company leaders after months of dealing with discolored water issues.
Open houses are scheduled throughout September, providing an opportunity to “foster engagement and strengthen connection with valued customers,” according to Veolia.
These events will take place in Marysville on Sept. 4, Susquehanna Township on Sept. 8, and Lower Paxton Township on Sept. 10.
A recent joint statement from local lawmakers revealed that the discolored water is due to a series of water main breaks and a disruption at a treatment plant in Susquehanna Township.
Veolia services 500 miles of water mains in the Dauphin County region.