NMED: Water utility in Doña Ana Co. sent customers 'high levels of arsenic' in their tap water
State officials issued a violation notice for providing drinking water to CRRUA customers with "high levels of arsenic."
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State officials issued a violation notice for providing drinking water to CRRUA customers with "high levels of arsenic."
The firms face a $500 penalty for each violation.
The New Mexico Environment Department’s database for alleged violations logged about 200 entries related to clean water last month. About 40% of the notices went to one organization, and a small water association was referred to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency over continued violations.
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