The City of Cambridge reported a sewage overflow that released under 500 gallons of wastewater on Monday after a temporary shutdown at the Trenton Street Pumping Station.
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According to the city, the overflow occurred at about 12:30 p.m. on June 29 when the pumping station shut down temporarily.
Crews in Georgetown are working to repair a water leak that occurred Monday morning.
The Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control has issued an emergency closure of Indian River Bay to the harvest of shellfish after an ongoing sewage release connected to the town’s sewer system was reported.
Hundred of gallons of sewage spilled from a Sussex County wastewater lift station near Harpoon Drive on July 4 after an equipment malfunction, according to a Delaware Department of Natural Resource's Environmental Release Notification System report.
The City of Lewes continues to discuss changes to its manufactured home ordinance. With past recommendations, many people who live in the Donovan Smith Manufactured Home Community were worried that the city's idea of improvements would actually make things more dangerous.
An estimated 110,000 gallons of effluent was discharged into the Shoal Creek
DNREC has announced the halting of recreational harvesting of clams and mollusks in the Indian River Bay due to a sewage spill for the next 21 days.
People living in Pine Haven were surprised with a new notice handed to them on Thursday, a notice that shortens their time to move out from three years to as little as 15 days.
On Tuesday morning, the Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control (DNREC) received a report of a sewage spill at Mariner’s Cove.