Investigation closes Clear Creek to public - Dead fish, smell force recreational quarantine

The problem of odor, black water and dead fish continues to puzzle environmental officials, who have been combing the Clear Creek area for answers.

Clark Dorman, a state environmental inspector called in by local officials, said Friday that until they figure out what is wrong with the creek, no one will be allowed there.

We dont want people in there swimming or fishing or doing anything else until we determine what is going on there, Dorman said.

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