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News Briefs: Man Accidentally Includes Crystal Meth With Water Payment

In this week's water and wastewater news, a man in Arkansas is arrested after dropping off 7 grams of crystal meth with his water bill payment; and workers at a wastewater plant in New Jersey accidentally set off a four-alarm fire

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An Arkansas man was arrested in Greene County after employees at the water utility opened his bill payment and found 7 grams of crystal meth in the envelope.

The Greene County Sheriff’s Department says the...

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