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Raw sewage enters River Raisin; health dept. issues advisory

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September 24, 2021
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Some 38,000 gallons of uncooked sewage and human waste from the town of Adrian’s sewage line entered the river’s waters.

ADRIAN, Mich. — Latest heavy rainfall has triggered the town of Adrian’s sewer system to leak into the River Raisin.

“We had been contacted yesterday morning by the town of Adrian to inform us there was an overflow,” mentioned Kasee Johnson, the Director of Environmental Well being on the Lenawee County Well being Division.

After confirming there had certainly been an overflow, the Lenawee County Well being Division created an advisory for individuals to not go into the river.

RELATED: Lenawee Co. Health Department: Avoid physical contact with River Raisin after sewage discharge

“It is actually simply making an attempt to make individuals conscious of the potential threat of going into the water due to elevated E. coli counts,” mentioned Martha Corridor, the Well being Officer for the Lenawee County Well being Division.

Simply how a lot uncooked sewage and human waste made it into the River Raisin?

“So the overflow itself that occurred yesterday. The approximate quantity we got is 38,000 gallons,” mentioned Johnson.

This in fact poses a significant well being threat, and the leaders on the Lenawee County Well being Division say they are going to be intently monitoring the state of affairs. 

“There shall be testing, there shall be water samples which might be collected within the river and people shall be submitted to the well being division for assessment,” mentioned Corridor.

They intend to repeatedly take a look at the water till it begins to indicate indicators it is secure to enter once more.

“As soon as the E. coli ranges are the place it is safer ranges, so we do not really feel it is a problem with people [and] do not feel prefer it’ll be a problem to have contact with the water, we’ll elevate the advisory,” Corridor defined.

Nevertheless, the precise timeframe for when the advisory shall be lifted is somewhat murky.

“I’d anticipate it to be at the very least a few days, it is going to be based mostly on getting the take a look at leads to that point out we’re ready to elevate that advisory,” Corridor mentioned.

As as to if or not this might be prevented sooner or later, the Lenawee County Well being Division representatives warned that sewage overflow is at all times a chance with such heavy quantities of rainfall. 

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