You may know that the County Council has a critical function and all five members of the Council, sit as a Board of Health. During the pandemic they sure told the public what to do and enforced many restrictions on the citizens in an effort to slow the spread of Covid 19.
Recently, when Lakeside decided to hook up their new houses to the existing (failing) Trappe Treatment Plant, Bill has been very astute and has warned the community about the dangers of increased sewage pollution that is being released into La Trappe Creek from the added houses in the Lakeside development.
Bill Anderson has been a dedicated volunteer on the Public Works Advisory Board for almost 10 years. He has been invaluable as an advisor to our county government and his technical knowledge and expertise is without peer. More importantly, he cares about the citizens of Talbot County and YES, your health and safety.
Next time you take a dip in the river or consume a fish or crab from this beautiful estuary, think of Bill Anderson and ask your County Council how in the hell they could justify this despicable action?
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