
SALEM, Ky. – Crittenden-Livingston Water District (CLWD) was featured Thursday, Sept. 17 during Gov. Andy Beshear’s Team Kentucky Update, highlighting a grant that will help the district install a filtration system to remove PFAS from its public water supply. District Superintendent Abbie Adamson, who was interviewed for the video segment, credited the Kentucky Division of Water with helping the district develop the project. PFAS are a group of long-lasting manufactured chemicals that can persis
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