Hibbing seeks $13.6 million to finish rehabilitation of century-old clay sanitary sewers Mayor Pete Hajduk and Representative Igoe asked the committee to fund $13.6 million to rehabilitate 33 miles of Hibbing’s clay-tile sanitary sewer using trenchless lining, citing reduced treatment-plant flows and long-term infrastructure benefits.

Hibbing is pushing for $13.6 million to modernize its aging sewer system, promising significant savings and improved efficiency—can they secure the funding needed?

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Commission awards $23.4M contract to rehabilitate Ames raw-water transmission main using trenchless slip-lining The commission approved a $23,402,893 contract with Insituform (Instiform/Instiform Technologies LLC) to rehabilitate roughly 10 miles of the Ames raw-water transmission main using trenchless slip-lining and fusible PVC; staff described a one-year contract timeline and reduced surface impact.

The Enid City Commission has just approved a groundbreaking $23.4 million project to revitalize 10 miles of aging water pipeline, promising minimal disruption and a sustainable future!

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Green River council authorizes $3 million SRF loan application for Teton Tank rehabilitation After a public hearing and staff presentation, the Green River City Council voted 5‑1 to submit a $3,000,000 SRF loan application for rehabilitation of the 1,000,000‑gallon Teton Tank, which serves about 4,000 residents; a feasibility study and environmental review will follow.

The Green River City Council has taken a bold step to secure $3 million for rehabilitating the aging Teton Tank, a crucial water source for 4,000 residents, amid concerns about costs and community impact.

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Pueblo to pursue $1.5 million Basin 3 sewer rehabilitation to reduce selenium infiltration and avoid costly treatment Wastewater director Andrea Ahrens and Brown & Caldwell engineer Chandler Wilson outlined a Basin 3 sewer rehabilitation project covering about 1,900 feet of sewer and up to 46 laterals, estimated at roughly $1.5 million, to reduce groundwater infiltration of selenium and sulfate; funding would come from the wastewater enterprise fund and no grants were identified.

Pueblo is tackling a $1.5 million sewer rehabilitation project to combat harmful groundwater infiltration and protect aquatic life—will they succeed before time runs out?

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Scott County Ditch Board weighs abandoning Ditch 4 after rehabilitation bids top $140,000; continuation scheduled County Ditch 4 hearings resumed Nov. 18 as staff reported a full rehabilitation bid of $141,125 and presented assessment scenarios showing large per-parcel impacts. The board voted to meet with Credit River officials and continued the public hearing to Dec. 16 at 8:00 a.m.

The Scott County Ditch Board is grappling with the future of County Ditch 4, facing potential abandonment as rehabilitation bids soar above $140,000.

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WWDC accepts series of water system master plans and closeouts, recommends sponsors pursue next development steps The Wyoming Water Development Commission accepted closeout reports for multiple level‑1 and level‑2 water system studies and approved staff recommendations that sponsors proceed to subsequent project phases or seek funding applications where appropriate.

The Wyoming Water Development Commission has officially greenlit multiple water system master plans, paving the way for crucial infrastructure improvements and funding applications.

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Venice Council approves FAA grant application, accepts $3.85 million offer to rehab Runway 13-31 The City authorized staff to apply for and accept an FAA grant to design and construct rehabilitation of Runway 13-31 at Venice Municipal Airport. The project is estimated at about $4.28 million; FAA would cover 90%, FDOT 5% and the airport fund 5%. The vote was unanimous.

Venice City Council has just approved a $3.85 million grant application to revamp the aging Runway 13-31, ensuring safe skies for years to come!

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Grosse Ile Township Commission awards $1.9M sewer rehabilitation contract to DBM Commission approves DBM's $1.9M contract for sewer lining and structure rehabilitation.

Wayne County has just approved a groundbreaking $1.9 million sewer rehabilitation contract, aiming to tackle critical infrastructure needs and enhance community services!

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Oak Creek unveils $55M underground water facility rehabilitation plan City initiates multi-year project to enhance water safety and system reliability

Franklin City is investing $55 million to transform its aging water infrastructure, ensuring safe and reliable water for years to come.

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Haskell Springs Council approves $475K tank roof rehabilitation project Council moves forward with rehabilitation to enhance water storage integrity and safety.

Clarkdale's Town Council just approved a $475,000 project to rehabilitate the aging Haskell Springs North Water Tank, ensuring safe and reliable water for the community!

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Bid Review Committee approves ProShot Concrete's $18M rehabilitation contract Committee endorses higher bid for repair and rehabilitation works due to market conditions

Hillsborough County's Bid Review Committee has approved an $18M contract for crucial bridge repairs, despite a surprising bid increase of over $3 million!

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City saves $19M through 25 years of sewer line rehabilitation projects City rehabilitates 35% of sewer system, saving over $19 million in costs.

Marshfield is making waves in sewer rehabilitation, saving over $19 million while lining 35% of its system since 1998!

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