People in Prichard say they’re still receiving high water bills and getting little help from city officials. Now, they are seeking legal advice.
The group of people are people who live in Prichard that are part of a nonprofit organization known as We Are Eight Mile Community Association.
We had a crew at Prichard City Council last week because We Are Eight Mile was hopeful city officials would address the letter. However, Carletta Davis, a local community activist, says that did not happen, they have not received a response from city officials, they were not notified that the meeting was going to start at a different time and they’re now seeking help elsewhere.
We reached out to Prichard city leaders and have not yet heard back. The letter was also addressed to the Alabama Department of Environmental Management . ADEM provided the following statement:
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