These Coloradans haven't had clean drinking water in five years. Can the state do anything about it?

Since early 2019, the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment has cited Elephant Rock Mobile Home Park owner Kim Lucky Oliver repeatedly for refusing to comply with state water regulations and failing to inform park residents of the elevated radium levels in their tap water.

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