West Virginia Governor Patrick Morrisey embarked on a listening tour to address residents’ concerns about drinking water. This tour is focused on Southern West Virginia.
The tour, announced on a Tuesday morning by Governor Morrisey and Marshall University President Brad Smith, covers four counties over two days. The announcement came with little advance notice.
The area, known for its past struggles with water quality, is the focus of Governor Morrisey’s discussions with local residents. By prioritizing these issues, the governor aims to gather firsthand information on water-related challenges faced by the community.
This initiative highlights the state’s commitment to improving access to clean water and ensuring public health and safety.
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