The City of Three Rivers is adding chlorine to the water supply as a precautionary measure after having a positive bacteriological sample taken at the Department of Public Services (DPS) building on South Lincoln Avenue on Tuesday (September 8th) for total coliform bacteria.
According to a news release from DPS Director Jim Rozeboom, further testing was done on the sample and no e-coli were found in the sample.
A resample was being taken Wednesday (September 9th) at DPS and at connections upstream and downstream from there. Those results will be available late Thursday.
Starting Wednesday chlorine is being added to the water supply as a precautionary measure to the unconfirmed positive sample and will continue until good samples are confirmed.
If you have questions, please call the Three Rivers Department of Public Services at (269) 273-1845.
1 user commented in " City of Three Rivers adding chlorine to water supply as precautionary measure after positive bacteriological sample for total coliform bacteria "
Follow-up comment rss or Leave a TrackbackIsn’t it interesting that every time there is a positive bacteriological test it comes with no explanation. It just happened ???? No reason ???? Not even a possible cause.
There is a elephant in the room but we don’t know how it got there, it just snuck in ??????
Mr. Mayor is it possible that when there is an issue with our water you could force Mr. Rozeboom and the city manager to give a complete and in depth, totally transparent answer as to why???
This is our drinking water! The same water our babies drink! We deserve an answer!
A complete and transparent answer, not some vague, incomplete, deceptive response from Mr. Rozeboom who is over 4 departments and having major problems with all of them!
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