The City of Richmond has released the preliminary after-action report into the widespread water crisis that sent shockwaves through the region in January. It details several revelations on how the crisis took place — including that the plant may not have lost power if a component had been properly connected.

The city of Richmond has released the preliminary after-action report of last month’s water crisis. Problems started at Richmond’s water treatment plant at 4:25 a.m. Monday, Jan. 6 with a short power outage.

Hanover leaders reviewed the findings of a third party investigation into actions taken by the county following January's water crisis that left residents without water and under a boil water advisory.

The City of Richmond released a third-party report Thursday on the city's actions during January's water crisis.

Hanover County officials presented its after-action report on the January water crisis, saying there were delays in communication from Richmond officials.