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Storm sent reservoir turbidity to historic high
Flooding from the July 28 storm sent unprecedented levels of sediment into Heffner Reservoir, forcing Bradford City Water Authority’s treatment plant to shut down twice. 
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August 26, 2026

Storm sent reservoir turbidity to historic high

By Sara Furlong

s.furlong@bradfordera.com

Bradford City Water Authority will recognize employees for their response to the July 28 storm, whic...
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