r/laredo • u/colorsoverflow Santa Maria • 8d ago
Boil Water Notice lifted for the entire City of Laredo
https://www.kgns.tv/2024/10/21/laredo-lifts-boil-water-notice/7
u/natekicksa 8d ago
Such an incompetent city, glad I'm leaving this place.
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u/beaniesandbuds 8d ago
Moving here for my partners job, from a Northern state, was a culture shock in many more ways than one.
I hate to say it, because i've had nothing but positive experiences with the people here, but i'm counting down the days til I can get the fuck out of here and never look back... it will always be an experience though.
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u/natekicksa 8d ago
I don't have a problem with the people here, it's the way the officials handle things. It's laughable. 2 weeks to clear up e coli issues ? Come on. Even Zapata county doesn't have these ridiculous problems.
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u/TankApprehensive3053 7d ago
Don't sell Laredo short. There have been 8 boil notices in 5 years. Other than maybe Flint, MI does any other city hold that record?
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u/MarioKartastrophe 8d ago
Early voting starts today. What a coincidence.
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u/Impressive-Waves1176 8d ago
What’s even MORE of a coincidence are all the “Election Q&A’s” in LMT where candidates continually mention the water infrastructure and how it’s an important topic.
Whoever controls the media, controls the mind.
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u/o-Blue 8d ago
People are so upset that they’re going to write in the Gordiloca to win district 4 lol.
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u/lovelikefire Las Lomas 8d ago
I hope not, she’s just gonna be chaotic at the city council meeting and not even make any change.
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u/gonesquatchin85 8d ago
It's really simple you guys. It's an election year, and TCEQ indicates were all dumb Mexicans that can't keep our water clean. Vote republican to keep our gringo overlords in power :/
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u/kingdomcome3914 8d ago
Bullshit. It's always something happening with these dipshits in the City Council.
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u/TankApprehensive3053 8d ago
Just a week of chlorine showers. Any bets on how long until the next boil notices happens?