HARRISBURG, Pa. - Pennsylvanians living close to the train derailment in East Palestine have a new way to voice their concerns to the government.

Acting Attorney General Michelle Henry announced a new complaint hotline for those near the derailment site.

Anyone who may be experiencing a lasting impact from the disaster can call the hotline at 724-858-4689 or email derailment@attorneygeneral.gov.

"Pennsylvanians have a constitutional right to clean air and pure water, and I am committed to defending that right," said Acting Attorney General Michelle Henry. "The derailment of this train, including multiple rail cars carrying hazardous materials, has the potential to impact Pennsylvania, as the site is less than one mile from the Pennsylvania border. I am thankful for the leadership of Governor Shapiro on this matter and I encourage impacted citizens to reach out to my Office to report concerns."