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News Briefs: Utility Ships Potable Water to Fort Gordon

In this week's news, a Georgia water utility lends the military a helping hand, a Massachusetts town sues its wastewater collection system operator, and the U.S. House easily passes a new drinking water safety bill.
  • By Jennifer West and Luke LeNoble
  • February 11, 2016

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News Briefs: Utility Ships Potable Water to Fort Gordon

Columbia County (Georgia) Water Utility sent over 4,000 gallons of potable water to neighboring communities, including United States Army base Fort Gordon outside Augusta, after a boil water advisory was issued for Richmond County.

“Whatever they need,” Columbia County Water...

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