West Virginia Governor Patrick Morrisey is embarking on a tour to engage with residents in Southern West Virginia about their concerns regarding drinking water. The governor announced this initiative on Tuesday morning alongside Marshall President Brad Smith in Huntington, West Virginia.
This listening tour spans four counties over two days, providing a platform for local communities to voice their worries about water quality. Despite the short notice, Gov. Morrisey aims to address the ongoing issues affecting many residents in the region, particularly in areas known for their water challenges.
West Virginia Watch, an independent and nonpartisan news service based in Charleston, continues to provide coverage on this developing story. As the governor interacts with the local population, residents will have the chance to express their concerns directly, fostering a better understanding of the challenges they face regarding clean water access.
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