Richmond Mayor Danny Avula has invited neighboring counties to join the city in planning the future of the region’s drinking water system with the goal of forming a regional advisory group.

"We are coming together for honest dialogue, shared problem-solving and meaningful action," the mayor said in a Friday news release.

The city of Richmond is inviting neighboring localities to discuss the future of the region’s drinking water system.

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