AdventHealth Manchester's $50,000 Donation Paves the Way for Water Quality Study in Clay County

July 28, 2024 — In a significant development for Clay County's water system, AdventHealth Manchester has contributed a $50,000 donation to finance a comprehensive water study. This study is anticipated to provide valuable insights that could lead to enhancements in water pressure and purity, ultimately aiming to improve the overall quality of life for the community.

The ceremonial check presentation was attended by a host of respected individuals, including Mayor Stevie Collins, City Council members, Chris Jones from the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet, Judge Executive, Tommy Harmon, David Watson, Executive Director of Engineering Services at AdventHealth Manchester, and Sissel Jacob, former President and CEO of AdventHealth Manchester. Their collective presence highlighted the shared commitment and dedication to this vital project.

Sissel Jacob commented on the significance of the donation, stating, "This donation represents more than just financial support; it's a strategic investment in the future of Clay County. Through funding this water study, AdventHealth Manchester is actively taking steps to ensure our community has access to clean and reliable water sources. We are hopeful that the outcomes of this study will lead to developments that will serve our residents well for many years ahead."

The upcoming water study, along with the construction of a new water tower in proximity to the hospital, demonstrates a firm commitment to the health, safety, and prosperity of the community.