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Park Forest Water Tests Positive for Two Types of Bacteria. Here’s What’s Next.

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“Water”by Marcos Sader is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 2.0

Park Forest, IL-(ENEWSPF)- The Village of Park Forest enacted a village-wide boil order after monthly routine sampling tested positive for two types of bacteria: E. coli and total coliform. Both Jason Miller, Director of Communications, and David Vavrek, Chief Water Plant Operator, responded to inquiries from eNews Park Forest.

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According to Mr. Miller, testing of the water yielded positive results for E. coli and total…

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