Harford and Cecil counties must expand their water supplies to accommodate growth surrounding Aberdeen Proving Ground, state officials said Friday.
Harford has a “limited” supply of drinkable water, while Cecil?s supply is “inadequate” for the residential growth projected through 2015 as a result of the Base Realignment and Closure, said Stephen Pattison, MDE assistant secretary for the Maryland Department of the Environment.
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