Fwd: Sewage Release *Update* - Arlington Alert

[Greg Feder]

From: Arlington Alert <nor...@everbridge.net>
Date: June 5, 2022 at 6:50:41 PM EDT
To: gsf...@yahoo.com
Subject: Sewage Release *Update* - Arlington Alert
Reply-To: Arlington Alert <Arlingt...@arlingtonva.us>



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LOCATION: Four Mile Run from Bon Air Memorial Rose Garden to Potomac River

INCIDENT: Sewage Release *Update*

IMPACT: A clog has been cleared from the sanitary sewer line and the stream is being flushed. Continue to avoid contact with Four Mile Run downstream over roughly the next 48 hours.

 

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[Owen Williams]

So you're saying we *shouldn't* be using our filtration straws to refresh ourselves on 4 Mile the early part of this week? Good to know!

[Greg Feder]

Ha!  I’m just passing on the facts; do with them as you choose.  Personally, I’m going to use one of those Camelbak bottles with the UV light! 💩🚰

Great to meet you Saturday, btw! 

Cheers, 

-- Greg

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On Jun 6, 2022, at 7:31 AM, Owen Williams <eowill...@gmail.com> wrote:

So you're saying we *shouldn't* be using our filtration straws to refresh ourselves on 4 Mile the early part of this week? Good to know!

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[Owen Williams]

I'm sure that will do the trick, Greg. (We'll visit you in the hospital 😀)

Seriously though, great notice, and thanks for forwarding. In general, I also give the streams and rivers 2-3 days after any heavy rain event to let the e. coli and other bugs settle down. 

Hope to fish with you again soon!

Best, 

Owen