Concrete spill from 1-215 construction wipes out fish in Mill Creek

Officials warn people and their pets to stay away from the creek west of I-215.

(Rick Egan | The Salt Lake Tribune) Warnings about increased pH levels were delivered door-to-door to homes along Mill Creek near Skyline High School, on Friday, July 30, 2021. Concrete slurry washed into Mill Creek Thursday from the Interstate-215 reconstruction site, turning the creek water white for a time, killing trout downstream and sickening dogs.

Concrete spill from 1-215 construction wipes out fish in Mill Creek

Officials warn people and their pets to stay away from the creek west of I-215.

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