Mayor shames contractor for warning public about ‘high levels of bacteria’ in Fort Lauderdale waterways

Ian Margol for Local 10 writes: At the beginning of the year, given all the sewage spills in Fort Lauderdale last year, the city contacted Miami Waterkeeper, a nonprofit organization, to report on the city’s recreational water quality. Read full article here.

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Ian Margol for Local 10 writes: At the beginning of the year, given all the sewage spills in Fort Lauderdale last year, the city contacted Miami Waterkeeper, a nonprofit organization, to report on the city’s recreational water quality. Read full article here.

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