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Camino Real Regional Utility Authority Faces $189K Fine for Water Violations

KTSM••Luisa Barrios
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The New Mexico Environmental Department has imposed a $189,000 fine on the Camino Real Regional Utility Authority (CRRUA) due to long-standing violations related to drinking water safety. This settlement, announced on February 11, has sparked dissatisfaction among local residents who believe the penalty is insufficient given the severity and duration of the infractions. The violations have raised concerns about public health and the quality of drinking water in the area, prompting calls for stricter accountability from utility authorities.

Key Details: • Fine amount: $189,000 • Settlement announced on February 11 • Residents express concerns over the adequacy of the penalty

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