ADEM Seeks Comments on Proposed Pesticide Permit Reissue (ALG870000) — Moulton
Notice dated July 17, 2026 starts a 30-day comment period on ADEM’s proposed pesticide-related NPDES general permit (ALG870000). Comments: 5 p.m. last day.
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West Burlington Trailhead Park bioretention cell: $67,750 IDALS cost-share
West Burlington — Iowa Agriculture announced a $67,750 IDALS cost-share for a bioretention cell at the future Trailhead Park to treat stormwater before it reaches Hawkeye Creek.
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Plantation warns residents about filtration sales pitches over tap water
Plantation FL – City says some home filtration companies are contacting residents with tap-water claims. Rely on the city’s testing and annual report.
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Prescott’s Stricklin Park stormwater project aims to cut flooding and “black ice” risk on Sherwood Dr
The City of Prescott’s July 7, 2026 update says stormwater pooling on Sherwood Dr and Autumn Dr fuels flooding and black ice near Stricklin Park.
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Kingwood Water Works to Take Public Comment on Source Water Plan Update (July 21)
Kingwood Water Works will take public comment on its Source Water Protection Plan update on Tuesday, July 21 at 6:30 p.m. at City Hall.
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Yonkers Hudson River advisory: DOH/DEC warn against full-body immersion
Yonkers-area officials issued a Hudson River health warning after a July 3 power failure. Avoid full-body immersion at closed beaches; follow local closure updates.
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Goodyear’s 2025 Water Quality Report: what to scan first & lead context
Goodyear’s 2025 Water Quality Report is published for calendar-year results. Here’s where to find it, what to scan, and how lead info fits.
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Charles River/Inner Harbor CSO avoid-contact warning ended July 9, 2026
A City health warning tied to MWRA’s Prison Point CSO (MWR203) told residents to avoid Charles River/Inner Harbor contact; it expired July 9, 2026 at 7:12 PM.
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Water Valley lead letters: July 1 deadline—what to know
Water Valley MS residents are receiving lead-service-line letters. Here’s what the notices cover under federal rules, what “July 1” means, and next steps.
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Durham holds July 16 Zoom on potential Algal Floway sites
City hosts a July 16 virtual session at 7 p.m. to discuss where Durham may place Algal Floway to cut nutrient pollution entering Falls Lake.
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New Orleans East boil-water advisory lifted after main break
New Orleans LA – SWBNO canceled a one-day boil-water advisory in part of New Orleans East after a main break dropped pressure below safe levels.
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Monmouth University, Surfrider expand water testing from West Long Branch
West Long Branch NJ – Monmouth University and Surfrider are expanding ocean water testing in Monmouth County to spot bacteria spikes sooner after rain.
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Steuben County biosolid moratorium keeps Bath-area sludge permits on hold
Steuben County adopted a six-month moratorium on new biosolid land-application permits after a May 18 Bath hearing, citing PFAS concerns.
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Spartanburg Water says taste-and-odor complaints are tied to algae, but the water is safe
Spartanburg Water says some tap water tastes earthy because of algae-linked MIB, but the utility says it is still safe to drink.
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Des Moines lawn watering ban remains in effect as nitrate levels strain water system
Des Moines IA – Central Iowa Water Works says the June 8 watering ban is still active as elevated nitrate levels continue to limit treatment capacity.
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Detroit River cleanup gets $10M as agencies plan Harbortown sediment work
Michigan and EPA are putting $10 million into Detroit River restoration, mostly for planning sediment cleanup near Harbortown and nearby shoreline work.
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Wake Forest warns residents to avoid Tom’s Creek after wastewater discharge
Wake Forest officials say untreated effluent entered Tom’s Creek near Kemble Ridge Drive, and residents should avoid contact with the water.
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Tabor City’s Lake Tabor gets fresh scrutiny as summer use picks up
State officials say discolored water can signal a harmful algal bloom, and Lake Tabor’s history shows why summer caution matters in Tabor City.
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Austell sewer overflow sent 2,180 gallons into Concord Creek, county says
Austell, GA – Cobb County says a May 17 sewer overflow near Peel Castle Lane sent an estimated 2,180 gallons into Concord Creek before cleanup.
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Delaware’s 2025 water quality report is out for city customers
Delaware has posted its 2025 annual water quality report, giving residents a fresh look at drinking-water testing, compliance, and utility contacts.
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Hempstead water cleanup remains under a state exemption as a new village report shows supply strain
Hempstead NY – A new village report says the water cleanup is still moving, but seven wells remain above the 1,4-dioxane limit and the system is still strained.
