In just his first few days on the job, Richmond Mayor Dr. Danny Avula was dealing with his first crisis: no water for residents or businesses after a power outage caused major issues at the water treatment plant Avula sat down with 12 On Your Side for a one-on-one interview on Wednesday afternoon to discuss the crisis.

Mayor Danny Avula that if another power outage occurs at Richmond's water treatment plant the city now has “external expertise and consultants in place to help with an immediate response."

The City of Richmond may have its water back, but the investigation into a water crisis that broke out Monday, Jan. 6, is just beginning. As he tackles week two on the job, the city's new mayor -- Danny Avula -- laid out what's next.

At Richmond city council’s first meeting since its water crisis, Mayor Danny Avula broke down what went wrong at the water treatment plant. “The software crashed and went offline, and the valves that the system would normally close up to keep water from flowing into the water treatment plant remained open,

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