The Madison Utilities board voted in March to stop adding fluoride to the water it sells to nearly 19,000 customers in the city and parts of Madison County, effective June 16.

MADISON, Ala. (WHNT) — The Madison Utilities Board has voted to hold a public hearing during its next meeting on whether the water system should discontinue adding fluoride to its water.

National politics influenced the recent decision by Madison Utilities to stop adding fluoride to the city’s drinking water, officials said at a public meeting Tuesday night. The utility’s ...

The report comes at a moment in time in which local utilities and states are debating the future of fluoridated water. In the Tennessee Valley, Madison Utilities will discontinue the addition of ...

Madison Utilities took the rare step of opening its water treatment facility to the media, showing the rust and corrosion in the facility where fluoride was added to water. It's one of the reasons ...

Madison Utilities employee Reece Lee said the tank was there for a very long time, and the damage is significant. Fluoride was officially taken out of the city’s water on June 16th.

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During a meeting on March 17, the Madison Utilities Board voted unanimously to discontinue adding fluoride as part of the water treatment process. 31,228 people played the daily Crossword recently ...

Madison Utilities announced that it will stop adding fluoride to the city's water supply in June. ... Madison Utilities Announce Removal of Fluoride From Water | April 27, 2025 | News 19 - Weekend.