A massive federal spending bill slated to be voted on this week includes $600 million for work on the City of Jackson water system.
The O.B. Curtis Water Plant is seen during United States Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Michael S. Regan's tour stop in Ridgeland, Miss., Monday, Nov. 15, 2021.A massive federal spending bill slated to be voted on this week includes $600 million for work on the beleaguered City of Jackson water system.
In August, President Joe Biden declared a state of emergency as did Gov. Tate Reeves after customers in the Jackson Water System lost water pressure. The spending bill says the funds allocated for work on the water system would be administered by the federal Environmental Protection Agency. Earlier this month, a federal judge approved an order for the U.S. Department of Justice toGet the latest updates on the Jackson water crisis.Success! You're on the list.
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