VDH cites Richmond with alleged violations for failing to prevent water crisis
RICHMOND, Va. — The widespread water crisis that engulfed the Richmond metro area earlier this month was completely avoidable and never should have happened, according to a damning Notice of Alleged Violation issued to the City of Richmond by the Virginia Department of Health (VDH), a warning which also states the city may have broken state law.
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Small businesses react to Water Recovery Week post water crisisMayor Danny Avula and other city leaders hope water recovery week will be a way for residents and businesses to get support ...
Henrico County’s water woes are not over yet. While the recent water crisis may be over, the county has seen more than 100 ...
RICHMOND, Va. — The Richmond region's water crisis ended on Saturday after Richmond Mayor Danny Avula said the Virginia ...
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Richmond neighbors raising questions about first utility bills since water crisisSome Richmonders are starting to get their first utility bills since the RVA water crisis. While the city has not confirmed if the crisis impacts the latest charges, people are already raising ...
Richmond City officials have hired an engineering firm to conduct an independent investigation of what led to the recent water crisis.
Following the Richmond area water crisis, the City of Richmond has announced that the Virginia Department of Health will issue a Notice of Alleged Violation for the city’s water treatment.
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