VDH, city of Richmond
VDH issues Notice of Alleged Violation for Richmond’s water treatment plant
RICHMOND, Va. — The widespread water crisis that engulfed the Richmond metro area earlier this month was completely avoidable and never should have happened, according to a Notice of Alleged Violation issued to the City of Richmond by the Virginia Department of Health (VDH), a warning which also states the city may have broken state law.
Poor maintenance and testing, insufficient staffing and inadequate training may have contributed to Richmond’s six-day water crisis, according to a notice of alleged violation from the Virginia ...
The Virginia Department of Health’s Office of Drinking Water learned of the power outage at Richmond’s water treatment plant — which resulted in a malfunction and the subsequent ...
Richmond’s recent water crisis left residents scrambling for drinkable water for days after a winter storm knocked out power ...
Officials on Wednesday afternoon announced they had selected HNTB Corporation, a national infrastructure development firm ...
A finish water pump failed overnight Tuesday at Richmond's water treatment plant along the James River. The city says its ...
The water outages began last week when a winter storm battered the Old Dominion and there was a power outage at the city’s ...
Henrico County will spend about $90,000 for an external report that will analyze the county’s response to this month’s water crisis and provide it with ideas about how to effectively provide its own ...
The Richmond, Hanover, and Henrico water systems all announced an end of boil water notices Saturday. Customers had been ...
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