It’s been a year since a water outage in Chattanooga, Tennessee, left 35,000 buildings without water for several days. Now, Tennessee American Water is saying it won’t release information about that incident due to ongoing litigation, according to the Chattanooga Times Free Press.
“As Tennessee American continues to defend itself against the litigation, we thought it important to inform you that we will not provide the ongoing evaluation of the service interruption when completed,” the utility shared in a statement. “Tennessee American Water will continue to evaluate decisions against the backdrop of the pending litigation.”Meanwhile, the city’s mayor, Andy Berke, says
News Briefs: Chattanooga Residents Wait for Answers On Last Year's Water Outage
Also in this week's sewer and water news, Olivenhain (California) Municipal Water District’s Recycled Water Pipeline Extension 153A was recognized as a 2020 Project of the Year by the San Diego and Imperial County Chapter of the American Public Works Association
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