New Hope for Clean Water in Wyoming County
Tropical Storm Helene hit Wyoming County in 2024, exacerbating the existing creek and well crisis and clean water access efforts.
A legal battle over contaminated groundwater leaking into Indian Creek and open mine shafts linked to the former Pinnacle Mining Complex was dismissed after the Department of Environmental Protection revoked the mining permit and took control of the site.
Senators Brian Helton and Roland Roberts have allocated funding to upgrade the Palmer Water Plant, allowing water to flow in other parts of the county.
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Author's summary: Wyoming County moves forward with clean water efforts.
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