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Two different fluoridation paths taken in Florida

Sunday, Feb. 19th 2012 7:40 AM

he Pinellas County Commission October 4th voted 4-3 to halt fluoridation of the county’s water supply by Dec. 31. Some 700,000 residents will be affected. Tampa Bay area residents will soon see some changes in the availability of optimally fluoridated water, as Pinellas County stops fluoridating its water supply and Plant City begins fluoridation.

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