The EPA is paying a visit to Jackson next week to hear your concerns about what else but the water/sewer system.
Public forums will be held at JSU E-Center on Raymond Road on October 10 and 11. Residents are encouraged to make their concerns known to the EPA. More information is posted in the "fact sheet" is below.
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interesting. So people who have jobs and arent paid to astroturf for the Lumumba narrative will have to take off work to attent the “peoples’ commisar committe for water equity” in order to counter the shills? This is why I don’t consider democrats and commies to be people.
Ok. Here's my comments:
-Mayor and family members need to get the hell out of the way
-Ted etal doing good job.
-Judge doing good job.
-Less concentration on trying to get info to lower folks meters (they can submit photo id and id relating to gov assistance for this) and more concentration on getting every person and business signed up for water accounts. And paying them.
-if water bill not paid, cut off. Period. 50% of the population can not and will not continually cover the costs of the systems.
-EPA, give Ted the damn money he needs to do the job tasked. One of the best ideas was to use some of that money to pay off old debt to get things current. EPA nixed that.
-Under no circumstances whatsoever turn the water system back over to the city of Jackson.
-Under no circumstances whatsoever turn over any funds at all to the City of Jackson or the current Mayor and family.
And by the way, why JSU? The city of Jackson is actually larger than the mayor's office and JSU.
EPA’s meeting notice also includes an email address to submit comments: JacksonMSWater@epa.gov
To counter all the bullshit input, SUBMIT EMAIL COMMENTS!
No meeting location on the East side of State Street? Typical and calculated.
Email one and all. Let the Lumumba cronies go to the meeting. Everyone else send an email with your opinions on the trajectory of the water system since the state took it over and Judge Wingate appointed Henefin. How completely mismanaged all facets of the administration under Lumumba is relevant as is the tragedy that would result if he’s handed the keys to the water system. If there’s a single thing he competently manages what is it?
Regarding the location of the 'symposium' one must understand who set it up? Any guesses?
"The public input is intended to inform the EPA’s oversight of the drinking water system to ensure that it meets the requirements of the Safe Drinking Water Act and provides clean, safe and reliable water to all customers."
EPA is holding a town hall for advice from the public on compliance with the Safe Drinking Water Act? How about checking in with the water system receiver, or the federal court overseeing the receiver, or Miss. Dept. of Heatlh, or just testing the water for your itself.
This smells like a set up.
Them Yanks is about to get some schoolin' on Southern horspitality, Jackson style.
Everyone welcome our executive branch federal overlords for a predictable pre-election campaign visit designed to give the appearance of activism while shoring up the democrat base vote.
Why can’t this be held at Thalia Mara Hall?
And the award for best comment of the day is……..10:40 AM!!!!
I need to risk my car and my life for the privilege of entering West Jackson to listen to Rukia and her band of belly bouncers shout racist slogans about water equity?
Please ask exactly that when you attend.
West Jackson?
@KF 5:20pm
OK, SouthWest Jxn, still too dangerous for me and my family and I don't feel safe just carrying because I want to avoid a threat or shootout to begin with.
Leftist democrat jacksonians just need to do what pathological liar Hillary Clinton did during the Flint Michigan water debacle and blame it on the Republican Governor.
Re EPA feds, they’re democrats that won’t do anything to democrat jackson.
Kingfish, rumor on the street is that Mayor is proposing two Boards to oversee the water system, both with members appointed solely by the Mayor. Do some digging please.
Hopefully the same legislator will reintroduce his bill again in January.
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