On Tuesday, Clear Creek was flowing with discolored water, causing concern in the county. Upon investigation, officials discovered that a blocked sediment pond was the cause of the issue, resulting in the orange color of the creek.
Clear Creek County’s Environmental Health officials were quick to respond and determined that the blockage had been released into the stream, leading to the unusual coloration of the water. This investigation assured residents that the discolored water was not a public health concern.
Despite the alarming appearance of the creek, Clear Creek County confirmed that the issue was being addressed and expected the orange color to dissipate shortly. This reassuring news helped alleviate concerns about the water quality in the area.
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