'Ticking time bombs': Comptroller warns of higher water bills
Baltimore City's comptroller said water customers in the city and Baltimore County may need to brace themselves for higher water bills in the years ahead.
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Baltimore City's comptroller said water customers in the city and Baltimore County may need to brace themselves for higher water bills in the years ahead.
An ongoing process to replace lead water pipes in Washington, D.C., reveals several warning signs for the Baltimore area.
Some 6,000 Anne Arundel County residents will soon find out whether they need to check their water pipes for lead.
Less than 2% of homeowners who need to check their water pipes for lead have done so, and time's running out.
Experts told 11 News Investigates that treating water is not enough to protect people from lead pipes across Baltimore City and Baltimore County.