Milwaukee Common Council Approves Water Quality Task Force

Posted by Spanish Journal | Jul 29, 2016 | Wisconsin News Briefs

The Milwaukee Common Council unanimously approved creating a water quality task force this week. The task force will be charged with helping to find solutions for water challenges presented by 70,000 lead service lines supplying city of Milwaukee water to older stock homes.

Common Council president Ashanti Hamilton will be selecting task force members who will work to create a comprehensive strategic removal and funding plan.

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Milwaukee Common Council Approves Water Quality Task Force

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