They claim that I-695 took $3.1 million from their annual budget and the legislature gave back about 90%, but they used the money to start two new programs.

Steve Marek, the public health manager, was recently in the news about Cell 2A going 7 feet deeper. He states that when public health is "truly" at risk, then they will investigate complaints. Do we have to wait until our water is contaminated and when the rats and illegal dumping get so big that nothing can be done? This is just another example of the attitude of the Health Department. Contact Mr. Cruz-Uribe to air your views.