West Virginia Governor Patrick Morrisey has initiated a listening tour across Southern West Virginia. The primary goal is to gather public concerns regarding drinking water issues.
The tour, set across four counties and spanning two days, was launched with minimal prior notice. This effort follows recent discussions held by Gov. Morrisey and Marshall University President Brad Smith in Huntington, West Virginia.
The region, often connected with water quality concerns, will be the focus of these discussions. The initiative underscores the importance of clean water to the local community. It also highlights the commitment to addressing residents’ worries.
Throughout the duration of this tour, Gov. Morrisey will engage directly with residents. He aims to better understand the scope of drinking water challenges faced by these communities.
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