Hampton City Manager Alex Cohilas has called the city’s water issue “a very difficult period in Hampton’s history” and has vowed such a situation would never happen again.
Hampton Mayor Steve Hutchison speaks at Thursday’s meeting as Brandon Lancaster and Alex Cohilas look on.
Staff Photo: Joe Adgie
A large crowd was on hand for Thursday’s community meeting.
Staff Photos: Joe Adgie
Tim Mitchell of Clearwater Solutions was brought in at the end of October to investigate the city’s water issues and correct any deficiencies.
Staff Photo: Joe Adgie
Hampton City Manager Alex Cohilas has called the city’s water issue “a very difficult period in Hampton’s history” and has vowed such a situation would never happen again.
HAMPTON – Residents from the city of Hampton packed a room in the Fortson Library to hear updates on the city’s water system on Thursday from city manager Alex Cohilas and representatives from Clearwater Solutions.
At the end of October, the group had been asked to come in to investigate issues with the city’s water system and make improvements where necessary. Cohilas said the city had brought two specialists in at six hours per week, but due to the scope of the work necessary, the specialists are now working around 40 hours per week.
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