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Chemical Found in Cape Fear Drinking Water

06/12/2017 by Staff Report

The Cape Fear Public Utility Authority says it is aware of the presence of a chemical in its drinking water supply that comes from a manufacturer 100 miles upstream.

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Chemical Found in Cape Fear Drinking Water

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