Two juveniles identified as suspects in Arkansas wastewater treatment facility fire
Boone County authorities have identified two juveniles as suspects involved in a fire at the Sugarloaf Wastewater Treatment facility.
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Boone County authorities have identified two juveniles as suspects involved in a fire at the Sugarloaf Wastewater Treatment facility.
The Arkansas Department of Health is warning people to avoid a portion of Bull Shoals reservoir after partially treated wastewater leaked into the lake from the Sugarloaf wastewater treatment plant.
The Sugarloaf Wastewater Treatment Plant in Boone County has been releasing partially treated wastewater into Bull Shoals Lake for more than a week, the Arkansas Department of Health announced Wednesday.
A fire at the treatment plant, located southeast of Diamond City near the border with Missouri, resulted in damage to the facility that caused the leak, according to the ADH. Repair work is taking place.
The Arkansas Department of Health (ADH) reports that partially-treated wastewater was released from the Sugarloaf wastewater treatment plant into Bull Shoals.