200,000 gallons of sewage flow into creek tributary

An estimated 200,000 gallons of sewage has flowed into a tributary of Coldwater Creek in Florissant after a sewer main break. The Metropolitan Sewer District said in a news release Tuesday that a resident reported a sewer main break Monday. According to agency spokesman Lance LeComb, there is "no immediate effect to public health or safety" ...

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200,000 gallons of sewage flow into creek tributary

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