On The Plains: Episode 3 — Water use and gas prices, Gov. Bentley and pedestrian safety
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Hosts: Kris Martins, community reporter, and Chip Brownlee, community editor
- At 0:22, we talk about the city of Auburn's recent implementation of mandatory water restrictions and surcharges and what that means for residents.
- At 3:56, we talk about the gas pipeline explosion in Shelby County this week, the status of the pipeline and how the incident will affect Auburn's gas prices.
- At 6:59, we talk about the latest update on Gov. Robert Bentley's impeachment investigation. The Alabama House Judiciary Committee temporarily suspended its investigation at the request of Attorney General Luther Strange, because his office is conducting a separate investigation that could conflict with the committee's investigation.
- At 12:09, we discuss pedestrian incidents in Auburn in light of several October accidents, while touching on how the city evaluates pedestrian safety and how safe students said they feel walking in certain areas of the city.
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