Don’t be surprised if you see fluorescent green water flowing along Scull Creek Tuesday (Oct. 11).
A crew with RJN Group, Inc. is scheduled to conduct a dye testing near the Scull Creek drainage basin as part of a sanitary sewer evaluation study, according to a city news release.
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The testing will primarily occur between Poplar and North streets, with one of the dye tests expected to drain into Scull Creek. Officials said the dye used is non-toxic and will dissipate within a few hours.
For more information, contact Adam Burk of the RJN Group at 479-650-3169.
