Grandview seeks up to $387,150 for lead service-line replacements
The Grandview City Council authorized an application for state financial assistance to address lead and galvanized-requiring-replacement water service lines.
Water Safety
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More than 30 Minnesota water systems targeted in coordinated cyberattack
Minnesota officials are investigating attacks on more than 30 community water systems. Braham briefly asked residents to conserve water, while other communities maintained service manually and reported no water-quality problems.
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Worcester Closes Indian Lake After Cyanobacteria Exceed Recreation Threshold
Worcester closed Indian Lake on Aug. 4 after testing exceeded the recreational public-health threshold. Swimming, boating, fishing and water exposure for pets are prohibited until further notice.
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Adrian lifts boil-water advisory after follow-up testing
Adrian lifted its July 21 boil-water advisory on July 30 after the city said repeated testing found the system safe for normal consumption.
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Lindenhurst Pond Bloom Prompts Suffolk County Health Warning
Suffolk County confirmed a cyanobacteria bloom in the Babylon Town Hall Park pond and urged residents to avoid the water and keep children and pets away.
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Brooklyn Center’s swim lessons program wins national equity recognition
Brooklyn Center’s Reciprocal Swim Lessons earned NRPA’s 2026 Innovation in Equity Award. The city says 38 students joined in 2025—and nine were later hired.