Upcoming vote could affect water system in Baldwin County

BALDWIN COUNTY, Ala. (WKRG) – It’s a small community near Bay Minette and for years roughly 2,400 residents have relied on the current water system for service. White House Fork Water System’s board president DeWayne Holley hopes it stays that way. “We think it is better for the White House Fork Water System to stay as an independent, profitable company,” he explained. He says since last year North Baldwin Utilities has wanted to take over operations with some residents supporting that move, wanting better service, fewer disruptions and lower rates. “There are those in our membership that are not satisfied…