Officials say plant employees explained where the village’s wells are located, presented groundwater, and source protection maps, and answered questions about the water system.
All sampling of East Palestine’s municipal water wells to date have shown no
contaminants associated with the derailment, officials from Govern DeWine’s office said.
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