West Virginia Governor Patrick Morrisey is set to embark on a listening tour focused on drinking water issues in Southern West Virginia. The announcement was made unexpectedly, giving residents only a short time to prepare. The tour will take place over two days and cover four counties.
The governor plans to meet with residents to hear firsthand their concerns and experiences regarding the water quality in their areas. The tour aims to gather valuable input that could influence future policies and initiatives aimed at improving water quality across the region.
Morrisey was joined by Marshall University President Brad Smith in making the announcement in Huntington, West Virginia. The area has been known for its water challenges, making it a fitting location to begin the tour.
This initiative underscores the importance of addressing environmental and public health issues within the state. By engaging directly with community members, the governor seeks to understand the impact of water quality on daily lives and consider actionable solutions.
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