Richmond officials say delayed maintenance was a factor in clogs at water plant
“The basin in question here was not cleaned since March,” Morris said.
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Live water updates: City lifts boil advisory
The water treatment plant “is functioning as intended,” although four filters are still having mechanical issues.
