Governor Morrisey’s Listening Tour on Water Concerns in West Virginia

West Virginia Governor Patrick Morrisey has embarked on a two-day listening tour across Southern West Virginia to address residents’ concerns about drinking water quality. The announcement, made on a Tuesday morning in Huntington, was in collaboration with Marshall University’s President, Brad Smith.

Governor Morrisey plans to visit four counties within this short timeframe. The initiative provides an opportunity for the governor to engage directly with the community, allowing him to gain firsthand insights from local residents about the water issues they face.

This tour comes amidst ongoing discussions about water quality in the region, which has a history of concerns related to drinking water. The governor’s visit emphasizes a commitment to understanding and potentially addressing these concerns, aiming to improve the overall water situation for the residents of West Virginia.