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Tri County Health briefs council on water scarcity and septic challenges ahead of water meeting
Summary
Joe Hadlock of Tri County Health advised the council that water scarcity and inadequate septic systems are creating ongoing public-health challenges and invited residents to contact the county office with complaints; he said he will return for the dedicated water meeting in two weeks.
Joe Hadlock, representing Tri County Health, told the Ballard City Council that local water and wastewater issues remain a pressing concern and emphasized the need for proper septic system management amid water scarcity. He advised residents to report complaints to the county office so the secretary can record them and said he will return for a follow-up water meeting in two weeks.
Hadlock framed the issues as ongoing and operational: the council did not take formal action on water policy at the meeting, but Hadlock’s notice served as advance public-health input to the forthcoming dedicated water meeting. "If anyone has complaints, they may call the office where the secretary will record them for reporting or submit them online," the minutes record.
