After a public meeting Tuesday night, Bartow City Commissioners will vote on March 17th on whether or not to continue to have fluoride in the drinking water.

Another city in Polk County has moved one step closer to removing fluoride from its water. On March 17, Bartow City Commissioners are expected to vote on whether or not to continue adding fluoride to the water.

Lakeland officials have delayed a public hearing on fluoridation, taking interest in Bartow's public workshop set for Tuesday, Feb. 18. Here's a look at the debate.

FOX 13's Genevieve Curtis reports on Bartow, the latest Florida community to have residents debate whether to remove fluoride from the public water systems due to health concerns.

Bartow City Commissioners will digest the information from health experts and community feedback received on Tuesday before voting on the matter in mid-March.

Bartow is a step closer to making a decision about the addition of fluoride to its municipal water after a well-attended Tuesday night workshop. City commissioners heard from experts and opinion-holders on both sides of the debate,

The city of Bartow is hosting a community forum Tuesday to continue talks on whether fluoride should be removed from the city’s drinking water. State Surgeon General Dr. Joseph Ladapo and American Fluoride Society President Dr.