West Virginia Governor Patrick Morrisey is embarking on a listening tour across Southern West Virginia. The goal is to gather residents’ concerns about their drinking water supply.
Governor Morrisey plans to visit four counties over the span of two days. The announcement of this tour was made with minimal prior notice to the public.
The governor made this announcement on Tuesday morning alongside Marshall University President Brad Smith in Huntington, West Virginia. This region has had longstanding issues with water quality.
The tour underscores the ongoing concerns about water cleanliness in these areas. It’s part of wider efforts to address environmental and public health challenges in the state.
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