There’s no need for Forsyth residents to be concerned about their drinking water.  HometownDailyNews.com reported that the Taney County Judicial Facility in Forsyth is using bottled water as a precaution, while tests are conducted on the drinking water due to an elevated mineral count.  Forsyth City Supervisor Chris Robertson says that issue is confined to the Judicial Facility, and does not affect Forsyth water customers…

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Robertson says all water testing information is on file with the Taney County Health Department, or residents can contact Forsyth City Hall at 417-546-4763.

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There are no concerns about the drinking water in Forsyth.  That according to City Supervisor Chris Robertson, who says residents near the Taney County Judicial Facility called his office after hearing a report on HometownDailyNews.com.  Robertson says concern about a high mineral count is limited to the Judicial Facility’s drinking water supply.  He says Forsyth recently completed copper and lead testing city-wide, with the results well below allowable limits…

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Robertson says information on Forsyth’s water is also available through the Taney County Health Department.