PALATKA, Fla. — City contractors began repairs on two aeration towers at the R.C. Willis Water Treatment Plant Monday to address a ‘sulfur-like odor’ in the local water supply. The decades-old towers ...
Parts of Lexington stink, literally. Citizens who live near the city’s two waste water treatment plants, which treat Lexington’s sewage, have been complaining of a “rotten-egg” odor since late 2022.
Lexington will spend up to $550,000 to develop new odor control systems for two of its sewage treatment plants. The Lexington-Fayette Urban County Council gave initial approval Tuesday for a contract ...
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