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Fishers Health Department Reports Elevated E. coli Levels at Three Water Sites
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Fishers Health Department Reports Elevated E. coli Levels at Three Water Sites
The Fishers Health Department is reporting unsatisfactory E. coli test results at three local water locations following recent testing. The locations are: White River at the 116th Street Bridge Fall Creek at Geist Park Fall Creek at Canal Place Health officials say elevated E. coli levels often occur after periods of heavy rainfall. Rain can wash sediment, agricultural runoff, urban runoff, wildlife waste, and other contaminants into creeks, riv…
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