DC WASA General Manager Testimony before Joint Public Oversight Hearing on Water Quality in the District of Columbia

February 11, 2009

On February 10, 2009, DC WASA General Manager Jerry N. Johnson testified before the Joint Public Oversight Hearing on Water Quality in the District of Columbia. The testimony he presented can be found below.

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