Moore City Parks May Have Blue-Green Algae, City Officials Report
Blue-green algae may be in some ponds within Moore city parks, city officials said Thursday.
Thursday, August 15th 2019, 6:55 pm
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News 9
Blue-green algae may be in some ponds within Moore city parks, officials said Thursday.
The algae is harmful to humans and animals.
The city manager asked the public to not enter the ponds or fish in the ponds.
The City of Edmond closed its dog park pond due to a bacteria linked to blue-green algae being detected in the pond.
Related: Edmond Temporarily Closes Dog Park Pond Due To Blue-Green Algae Concerns
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