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Salisbury Daily Times Officials estimate the sewer pipe rupture that sent wastewater flowing into the St. Jones River in Kent County last week was in the millions, making it one of the largest — if not the largest — sewage spills to have occurred in Delaware in recent years. The leak is now estimated between 1.8 million gallons and 2.6 million gallons, wrote Diana Golt, director of the Kent County Department of Public Works, in an email. No Delaware sewage spill has come close to that size since 1.3 million gallons leaked into one of the St. Jones' tributaries in 2013, according to st...
Officials estimate the sewer pipe rupture that sent wastewater flowing into the St. Jones River in Kent County last week was in the millions.
Officials in Delaware say a force main break caused wastewater to flow into the St. Jones River