Annual testing of the city’s water systems shows that municipal water customers in Biloxi are receiving water that “meets or exceeds all federal and state requirements.”
The annual report, mandated by the state Department of Health, is being mailed to the city’s 11,800 water customers this week and will be published Thursday in The Biloxi-D’Iberville Press. A copy of the report -– and reports for previous years — can also be seen online by clicking here.
The four-page consumer-confidence report provides “detailed information on the quality of water and related services, and determines the overall susceptibility that the source of our water faces from identified potential contaminants.”
Biloxi’s municipal water is provided by a series of city-maintained wells located throughout the community.
Coast Transit to offer free rides Thursday
Coast Transit will be providing free service to riders on Thursday as part of a nationwide “Dump the Pump” initiative designed to call attention to the economy of using public transit.
For more on the daylong affair, click here.
City seeks photos of City Hall through the years
The former federal building that now houses City Hall will mark its centennial on June 30, and the city is planning a centennial observance to honor the occasion.
In fact, the city is seeking old photos of the building to use in a photographic exhibit that will be displayed in the lobby of the downtown building.
For more on the project and how you can be involved, click here.
