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Who owns Prichard’s water? Ownership in question as city careens toward ‘public health emergency’

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Fresh off multiple sewage spills that dumped an estimated 1.3 million gallons of sewage into a waterway, dozens of Prichard area residents gathered at a town hall Thursday to learn more about the city’s long-troubled water and sewer utility.

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Who owns Prichard’s water? Ownership in question as city careens toward ‘public health emergency’

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Prichard Water receiver says funding needed to stop sewage overflows

The court-appointed receiver of the Prichard Water Works and Sewer System said at a town hall meeting the utility desperately needs grant funding to replace failing infrastructure and predicted sewage overflows will not decrease until that funding comes.

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Alabama Live broke the news in Alabama, United States 3 days ago on Friday, April 4, 2025.

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Who owns Prichard’s water? Ownership in question as city careens toward ‘public health emergency’

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Who owns Prichard’s water? Ownership in question as city careens toward ‘public health emergency’

Prichard Water receiver says funding needed to stop sewage overflows

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