TOLEDO, Ohio — Toledo city officials said the public health advisories for Delaware and Swan creeks could remain in place for several weeks until a larger bypass pump can be installed at Arlington Avenue.
What You Need To Know
- The public health advisories began in June after the collapse of a major sewer interceptor on Arlington Avenue
- The city is operating with a temporary bypass pump, which is keeping things steady, unless it rains
- The rain can overwhelm the system and cause sewer water to enter waterways
- The city is taking several steps to repair the collapse
The public health advisories stem from a separate overflow issue that occurred in early June. That was caused by the collapse of a major sewer interceptor on Arlington Avenue.
Officials said the city is aiming to install a larger bypass pump in early August, but that isn’t the permanent fix…