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POSTED: Tuesday, Oct. 13, 2009
State recognizes quality of Lake Whatcom district's drinking water
- THE BELLINGHAM HERALD
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The Lake Whatcom Water & Sewer District has been recognized by the state for the long-term, exceptionally high quality of its drinking water.
The state Office of Drinking Water, a division of the Department of Health, awarded the district a silver certificate of achievement for high quality between five and 10 years. The district had eight years of good results, according to a letter sent by Denise Clifford, director of the state office.
Achieving the goal was the "mark of a highly dedicated and skilled water department staff," Clifford wrote.
Some 14 agencies around the state received such an award this year. It's the first year of the recognition program.
Reach SAM TAYLOR at sam.taylor@bellinghamherald.com or call 715-2263.
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