Bell County just snagged a $4.5 million grant to upgrade our water storage tech. It’s a solid move to make sure our taps don't run dry when the weather gets tough.
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This grant brings in $4.5 million in outside funding, meaning we get better tech without a direct hit to our local tax bills.
Every resident and local business that relies on a steady water supply during the hot, dry months wins here.
No groups negatively affected
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