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Well, that’s a good question. To answer that question, Josiah Cox, a water supply expert and president at Central States Water Resources, joined host Brian Mudd on The Brian Mudd Show on WIOD (610 AM). They talked about the recent cyberattack on a water treatment plant in Florida and the importance of protecting water infrastructure …
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Texan public water systems are required by state law to have a Drought Contingency Plan (DCP) that dictates how their customers may use water based on the time of year and intensity of drought conditions. These water usage restrictions are divided into five Stages (Mild, Moderate, Severe, Critical, and Emergency). Each Stage has its own …
With hurricane season upon us, Magnolia Water UOC remains committed to delivering safe and reliable water and wastewater service to you year-round. We are prepared for the current and incoming storms. Our Readiness Here are the highlights of what we are doing to keep your services functioning: Our crews are “storm hardening” all water systems. …
BATON ROUGE — With Hurricane Delta impacting the Gulf Coast, Magnolia Water Utility Operating Company in Louisiana is working to ensure it can continue to deliver safe and reliable water and wastewater service to its customers, actively preparing for the most recent storm that may impact our 37,000 customers across the state. In preparation for …
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BATON ROUGE — With Hurricane Sally impacting the Gulf Coast, Magnolia Water Utility Operating Company (http://magnoliawateruoc.com/) in Louisiana is working to ensure it can continue to deliver safe and reliable water and wastewater service to its customers, actively preparing for the most recent storm that may impact our 37,000 customers across the state. In preparation …
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