Monday, June 12, 2023, 12:00 PM
An electronic copy will be available online as the news conference ends.  The White Paper effort started in January 2021, and with the assistance of a water geologist, it was documented and written by many people. It has already been distributed to the Columbus Water Department for comments 2 months ago, and so far we have not received any response. We also took copies to the 4 other water departments in our watershed, including Westerville, Delco, Delaware City and Cardington, which faced a water disaster from oil drilling in the 1960's. We have given copies to Columbus Mayor Ginther and Columbus City Council.  We have taken copies to the leadership of all 19 cities and towns that rely on Columbus City water. (You can see who they are on the first page inside the cover).  
Columbus Community Rights Coalition & and Columbus Community Bill of Rights.  
Location:  Rich Street Bridge entrance (near the Bicentennial Park area.

Sunday, June 11, 1-2:30pm, Bexley City Hall, 2242 E. Main St.

Join us for a Community Backyards workshop at Bexley City Hall to learn more about water quality and backyard conservation! This workshop will be presented by Friends of Alum Creek and Tributaries [FACT] and hosted by the City of Bexley and Green Bexley. Love Your Alley will also be there.

Plus, City of Bexley and Franklin County residents who attend will qualify for a rebate voucher on one backyard conservation item: rain barrel, native plants, or compost bin. Register in advance to receive your rebate voucher at the workshop!

Additional details may be found on the program website: CommunityBackyards.org.

RSVP for this event by using this link.