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Great news for Laredo! The city has officially switched its water treatment to chlorine, meaning your tap water is now safe to drink. Say goodbye to those old water quality worries!
At a glance
Rising — being discussed more frequently. 3 mentions in the last 30 days.
The city is investing $26 million to connect the two major water plants for redundancy.
All Laredo water utility customers.
No groups negatively affected
Brushing your teeth, taking a shower, or washing your hair. Simple, everyday things—until the water doesn't come out. When turning on the faucet becomes a game of chance, it's a problem that gets harder to ignore.
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Pictured is the Jefferson Water Treatment Plant in Laredo, Texas at 2519 Jefferson St.Courtesy/Laredo Utilities DepartmentLaredo's drinking water remained within federal safety limits in the latest data analyze...