WATCH LIVE: Gov. Mike DeWine returns to East Palestine following Ohio train derailment

Gov. Mike DeWine is back in East Palestine today as he and his wife, Fran, visit the site of the Ohio train derailment "for an update on the status of hazardous waste removal from Ohio EPA."

"They will also visit the contaminated area of Sulphur Run and Leslie Run for a briefing on the status of surface water testing and sediment washing," according to a press release from Gov. DeWine's office.

Both Gov. DeWine and his wife will then visit East Palestine High School to meet with the district superintendent around 11 a.m.

U.S. EPA Administrator Michael Regan was at the high school for a roundtable conversation on Tuesday where he met with students and staff to address their questions and concerns about the train derailment -- one of those being about safety of pets.

“If your home is on a private well that hasn’t been tested, I wouldn’t have my animals drinking that water," Regan said during the roundtable. "I definitely would steer away from letting your pets play in creeks that have been contaminated until they’re fully clean. It’s one thing for me to say we believe -- based on the science -- that certain things are safe, it’s another thing for you all to feel comfortable.”