Richmond utilities report urges lead-line replacement, recommends ending gas line-extension subsidies; CSO update details schedule and funding The Public Utilities & Services Commission urged Richmond City to accelerate lead service line replacement ahead of a 2027 EPA rule and recommended eliminating gas line-extension allowances to protect existing customers. Separately, the Department of Public Utilities outlined CSO program timelines, funding needs and a value-engineering cost cut.

Richmond's Public Utilities & Services Commission is pushing for urgent lead service line replacements and rethinking gas line extensions to save customers millions—what's next for the city's utility future?

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Royal Oak moves forward with notice to issue up to $35M water and sewer bonds to speed infrastructure work The commission authorized publication of a notice of intent (in the Oakland Press) for up to $35 million in 2026 limited-tax general obligation bonds to fund prioritized water main replacements, a mandated lead‑line replacement program (~$8M), and citywide water‑meter modernization; staff said borrowing smooths rate impacts and leverages road work.

Royal Oak is set to accelerate essential water and sewer upgrades with a proposed $35 million bond, paving the way for modernized infrastructure and improved services.

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Common Council considers mandatory replacement ordinance for lead service lines Council discusses funding and timeline for mandatory lead service line replacements amid community concerns.

Marshfield is taking bold steps to protect its residents by mandating the replacement of lead service lines—will your home be next?

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