Central Utah water agency lays out plan to bring Strawberry Reservoir water to Juab County; residents raise cost and routing concerns A Central Utah Water Conservancy District representative described the NEBO plan to pipe Strawberry Reservoir water toward Juab County, estimated conserved water and costs, and told Mona-area residents the district aims for a draft environmental assessment in May and a potential pipeline by 2032; residents pressed on affordability, road impacts and possible industrial use.

Central Utah is set to transform water delivery to Juab County with ambitious plans for a new pipeline, but locals are raising concerns about costs and environmental impacts.

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Calistoga outlines more than $73 million plan to replace aging water and wastewater infrastructure An unidentified presenter said the City of Calistoga will invest over $73 million in the next decade to replace near-century-old pipes, upgrade an 85-year-old dam and meet state-mandated wastewater improvements; the city cited $20 million recently secured in grants and loans to offset costs.

Calistoga is set to invest over $73 million in revitalizing its aging water and wastewater systems to ensure clean, reliable service for generations to come.

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Fort Lauderdale staff propose $50,000 pilot to waive city permit fee for “living seawalls” City staff proposed a pilot assistance program to cover the City of Fort Lauderdale base permit fee for qualifying living seawalls, funded with $50,000 on a first‑come, first‑served basis and capped at $3,500 per residential property and $7,000 per commercial property; commissioners asked for a written definition, debated equity and agreed to return with a resolution and budget amendment.

Fort Lauderdale is proposing a groundbreaking pilot program that could cover permit fees for innovative “living seawalls,” promoting healthier shorelines and marine habitats!

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Michigan City proposes phased bond plan, three-year rate increases to fund aging water system At a Dec. 2 Michigan City Common Council workshop, Waterworks Superintendent Chris Johnson outlined a multi-phase bonding plan and an Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission filing to fund distribution, treatment and mains work; staff proposed phased residential increases totaling $16.11 over 2027–29 and said an IURC decision could take 9–12 months.

Michigan City is set to implement a phased bond plan and rate increases to upgrade its aging water system, with potential impacts on bills and water quality looming ahead.

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Watershed outlines 2025 Texas legislation affecting Austin land‑use, ETJ and flood funding City Watershed staff summarized key outcomes of the 2025 regular and special legislative sessions: several bills that could limit local land‑use authority failed, Senate Bill 15 and SB 840 introduced zoning changes, HB 2512 limited some ETJ releases but was bracketed for Fort Worth (so impacts on Austin are limited), and state disaster and water‑in

Austin's Watershed staff reveals how new legislation could reshape local land use and flood management, sparking crucial debates for the future.

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Board backs Buffalo Red River Watershed petitions for local taxing authority to fund conservation projects The Clay County Board approved two resolutions supporting petitions from the Buffalo Red River Watershed District to levy assessments in 2026 totaling $1.25 million for conservation marketing, technical assistance and design/construction of restoration projects.

Buffalo Red River Watershed District is seeking $1.25 million in local assessments to fund essential conservation projects that will enhance water quality and support communities across Clay County.

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Brentwood Officials Highlight Environmental Initiatives at Greater Nashville Regional Council Meeting City leaders discuss open space, tree canopy, and water quality improvement strategies.

Brentwood is making strides in environmental stewardship with bold initiatives for open space preservation and water quality improvements!

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City Plans Hydrant Flushing to Address Water Discoloration Next Week City will flush hydrants next week to improve water quality after recent discoloration.

Columbia City is set to flush hydrants next week to tackle water discoloration and enhance your drinking experience!

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Lake Clark Shores leaders seek state intervention for Lake Clark cleanup funding Council members propose joint letter to DEP secretary for lake cleanup support.

Local leaders are rallying for urgent state support to restore Lake Clark after a devastating sewer spill—will they succeed in their mission?

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Local Farmer Implements Sustainable Practices in Crop Management Farmer adopts sustainable techniques to enhance crop productivity and environmental health.

The Hubbardston Board of Health is taking bold steps to ensure safe drinking water and promote community wellness—are you ready to join the conversation?

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Harlem approves $80K sewer modeling project and $4M waterline cleaning initiative Harlem City Council advances sewer model and waterline cleaning projects to enhance utility services.

Columbia County is set to transform its infrastructure with an $80K sewer model project and a $4M waterline cleaning initiative aimed at boosting water quality and community confidence!

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Beloit Council approves 2024 Wastewater Compliance Maintenance Report improvements Council accepts Wastewater Compliance Maintenance Annual Report highlighting phosphorus reduction progress.

Beloit’s wastewater system is on the rise, with a GPA boost and promising steps to tackle phosphorus issues—what's next for the city's environmental future?

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Commissioner Purnau updates Port St. Joe on estuary program initiatives Commissioner Purnau discusses efforts to improve water quality in Gulf County's estuaries

Local leaders are taking bold steps to protect our waterways, but is it enough to save the bay's vital ecosystem?

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Mansfield seeks funding for $15M water sewer extension to support city development Mansfield pursues state funding for infrastructure project to enhance capacity and water quality.

Mansfield is on the brink of a $15 million water and sewer extension project that could transform the community and attract new developments!

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City plans $10M enterprise fund expansion for water and wastewater services City outlines ten-year enterprise fund needs for water security and operational efficiency.

Meridian City Council is unveiling a bold $10M plan to enhance water and wastewater services—are we ready for the future?

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20 water quality projects receive nearly $92,000 in grant funding CHARLESTON – The West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection’s (WVDEP) Stream Partners Program announced Friday that 20 community watershed groups across the state will receive grant funds to...

WVDEP's Stream Partners Program announced Friday that 20 community watershed groups across the state will receive #GrantFunds totaling $91,950.98 to conduct #WaterQualityImprovement and #education projects in 2025. ➡️ www.register-herald.com/news/state_r... #registerheraldbeckley #westvirginianews