Residents can decide for themselves if they want to drink water contaminated with a gas additive, but one Carroll County official said he wouldn?t let his son do it.
“I wouldn?t have a problem drinking a small amount [of the contaminated water], but I wouldn?t give it to my 2-year-old son,” said Bryan Flynn, water quality supervisor for the county Health Department.
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