Arsenic is in their water. But tying into Anchorage’s system could cost over $100K per home

High levels of arsenic have been detected in the water on Seaview Street in Sand Lake. An AWWU engineer reports that extending water lines to connect these residents to the Anchorage system could cost as much as $2.5 million. Consequently, the cost for individual homeowners to tie into the municipal system could exceed $100K per home, creating a significant financial burden for those seeking safe drinking water alternatives in the affected area.