Your Atlanta Water Department at work
Here are the traffic cones that were left at a drinking water line break by the Atlanta Department of Watershed Management crew that came by Friday night.
Here is the gallons and gallons of treated Atlanta drinking water that continued to gush down Peachtree Street on Saturday evening, about 24 hours after the Department of Watershed Management left.
Here is Linden Avenue, which has looked like a river since Friday morning, and didn’t look any different, about 24 hours after the Department of Watershed Management crew left.
Here is the treated Atlanta drinking water running across Courtland Avenue, about 24 hours after the Department of Watershed Management crew left.
Here are gallons of treated Atlanta drinking water going down one of several storm drains on Courtland Avenue, about 24 hours after the Department of Watershed Management crew left.
Here is the cellphone I used to call the Department of Watershed Management only to be told that the department was “on it,” about 24 hours after the Department of Watershed Management crew had left.
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