The Water Affairs of the “T” in Trenton seems doomed (La Parker column) – Trentonian

Mayor Reed Gusiora’s claim that moving the Trenton water is working for a regional public utility company will still keep the “T” in the facility sounds like the dream of the pipe.

In fact, S3181, sponsored by Senator Linda Greenstein (D-14 Mercer/Middlesx) in 2022, proposed the establishment of the Mercer Regional Water Services Commission, the 17-member Council, consisting of persons who reside in five municipalities-Hamilton , Hopwell, Lawrence, Ewing and Trenton – served by the waterwork in Trenton.

As the New Jersey College moved from Trenton State College, Trenton’s distinction is an opportunity to move away from the negative connotations that Trenton attracts.

For example, Trenton YMCA has become the capital YMCA; The Big Trenton Symphony Orchestra then dissolved then resurrected as the capital of New Jersey’s Philharmonic; While in the Trenton Times, filled with the return of the city city, such as times and almost ruthlessly marked by Trenton.

Trenton is associated with violence, poverty, corruption, poor education, safety concerns, garbage and more. And, the fact that the city is named after William Trent, the owner of slaves and a slave dealer, hardly delivers a warm and fluffy feeling.

Imagine a city called a man involved in the capture and murder of Jews during the Holocaust. Even today, think of a municipality that confirms the appointment of a man accused of mixing controversial words such as “Nazis” and “concentration camps” during a working conversation with a lieutenant of a female Jewish city.

Mayor Gusiora supported the appointment of Arch Liston, the junior and the members of the City Council voted unanimously for his director of housing and economic development, while fascinated in the lie that the incident’s investigation determines that Lieutenant Alexis Darlaher’s allegations were unfounded, despite email, despite email, that Alexis Darlagher’s allegations are unfounded, although it noted that an outrageous act has arisen.

The true “T” that is missing from Trenton refers to a lack of transparency and trust. Water Works Trenton failed to warn customers of outrageous water quality problems. At the end of the day, the government must show clarity and other properties of good water.

While the mayors of four municipalities joined the Chorus, who accused previous members of the Municipal Failure Council of the TWW, the report of the Environment Protection Department shows that the problems in the facility extend far beyond their scope and run deeper than the nearby Delaware River.

The problems have flooded the waterwork in Trenton for decades and have deteriorated over the last decade. Part of the problem includes leadership, especially when one believes that in 2020, Mark Lavenberg became the fourth acting director (for one year) of the City Department of Water and Sewerage, which operates TWW.

A Summary of the Deport Notes, With Legislative Support, TWW COULD BE RESTRUCTURE AS AN INDEPENDENT PLLIC REGIONAL UNTERVES OF THE SERSE OF TRESTON A Communities, and Most Important – consistently supplies reliably safe, clean drinking water at affordable prices. “

If this aqua drama ends with a regional agreement, expect the capital to win recognition, like a prince, as a utility program that is previously owned by Trenton.

La Parker is a Trenton colonist. Find it on Twitter @Laparker6 or send him an email to [email protected].