Annual Polk County water report available for viewing

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On: June 1, 2009

Click here to view the 2009 water quality report. The report addresses several topics, including possible water contaminates, water source for the Cedartown area, and the benefits of bottled water versus tap water. Sampling charts of local water tests are also included in the report. The city encourages all questions, comments and suggestions. If you would like to speak to someone about your water quality or the report, please contact Donna Atkins, Water/Wastewater Superintendent, at 770-748-1225.

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