Checking the runoff
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July 23, 2021

Checking the runoff

By From JT Staff Reports

Marysville officials tested nearly all of the storm water outlets in the city Thursday. Cole Riley, city project engineer, said the tests are aimed at eliminating illicit discharges into the city’s water ways. The city collects water at nearly every outlet and checks for contaminants like ammonia,...

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