Pittsboro Mayor Kyle Shipp spoke with 97.9 The Hill’s Andrew Stuckey on Tuesday, February, 13. He discussed the business of the Town Board of Commissioners at their Monday night meeting, including a decision by the town board to send a Notice of Intend to Sue Apollo Chemical for violation of the Clean Water Act. He talked about a recently approved pilot program for the water treatment plant, and previewed a press conference taking place there on Thursday afternoon with Attorney General Josh Stein and NC House Minority Leader Robert Reives. He also talked about a recent meeting of the North Carolina Mayors Association in Pittsboro, a recent EPA Small Communities Subcommittee meeting, and more.

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