Residents have been dealing with brown, foul-smelling tap water for five years. A report has been presented to the City Council outlining potential solutions and estimated costs. The Department of Public Works compiled this report, which also explores funding options.

The cost to fix the issue is substantial, with an estimated $60 million needed to resolve the problem. A timeline for the resolution has been mentioned, but details are sparse.

Further information on the potential solutions and funding options can be found in the report presented to the City Council.