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Public-service announcement: Irving posts 2019 water quality report

City of Irving Water Utility · June 1, 2020
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Summary

This transcript is a brief public-service announcement by the City of Irving summarizing availability and contents of the 2019 water quality report; it is not a civic meeting and is therefore not suitable for further news article development.

This transcript is a public-service announcement from the City of Irving Water Utility directing residents to the city's 2019 water quality report, describing what the report includes, and explaining how residents can access it. The speaker states the report "tells you everything that's in our water, and more importantly, what's not," notes that the COVID-19 virus is not present in the drinking water and that there is no evidence it survives standard municipal filtration and disinfection processes, and says that water delivered to Irving homes and businesses "have complied or exceeded all state and federal drinking water requirements" in the past year. The speaker gives instructions for obtaining the report electronically and in paper form via the city's website and provides a phone number for the water utility's environmental compliance division for questions. The message emphasizes notification procedures in the event of water issues and lists media and the city's iAlert system as channels for alerting residents. The transcript contains no formal motions, votes, policy deliberations, or named public officials and therefore does not meet the editorial criteria for civic meeting coverage.