Dozens testify as Monroe opens hearing on continuing water fluoridation
More than two dozen residents, dentists and public‑health officials told the city council that community water fluoridation prevents cavities and is cost‑effective; opponents questioned safety and urged choice. After hearing public comment, council voted 5–4 to send a repeal proposal to the Judiciary & Ordinance committee for further review.
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The City of Monroe held a public hearing on whether to continue adding fluoride to the municipal water supply, drawing a large turnout of residents, dentists and public‑health officials who largely urged the council to keep fluoridation in place.
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