Moonshot Missions, an independent contractor hired by John Young to evaluate the Prichard Water System, has recommended that Mobile Area Water and Sewer take ov
“Moonshot ranks Alternative 1 as the most preferred option. MAWSS is a public entity with a longstanding history of successfully operating, maintaining, and managing water and sewer systems in the region. It would be the entity best suitedto continue to deliver safe drinking waterand clean wastewater services to Prichard and Chickasaw, provided adequate funds are available.
While the proposal to transfer management of the Prichard water system to the Mobile Area Water and Sewer Board may seem like apotential solution, it is fraught with unanswered questions and uncertainties that could hinder progress rather than facilitate it.
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