The former superintendent of the wastewater treatment plant in Sioux City, Iowa, is charged with falsifying wastewater test results to make it appear that the facility’s effluent was meeting federal requirements.He is charged with conspiracy and providing inaccurate information from 2012 through June 2015, according to the Sioux City Journal.He’s the second former official at the plant that has been charged with falsifying data to make it seem like the facility was meeting E. coli standards. A lawyer representing the city says the two were acting under their own volition and were not instructed by anyone at the city to
News Briefs: Former Superintendent Charged With Falsifying Wastewater Tests
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