Poor maintenance and testing, insufficient staffing and inadequate training may have contributed to Richmond’s six-day water crisis, according to a notice of alleged violation from the Virginia Department of Health.

The city is partnering with the United Way of Greater Richmond & Petersburg to support Richmonders impacted by the crisis.

Richmond residents faced multiple days without running water after a winter storm caused failures at a treatment plant.

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The Virginia Department of Health's Office of Drinking Water learned of the power outage at Richmond's water treatment plant -- which resulted in a malfunction and the subsequent water crisis -- nearly nine hours afterward.