Cleburne just snagged $42 million in state cash to fix up our aging water system. It’s a huge win that keeps our taps running long-term without sticking local residents with the full bill.
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The project is funded by a state loan with 51% principal forgiveness, reducing the overall cost to the city.
All residents benefit from safer water infrastructure and compliance with federal health standards.
Residents may experience temporary, minor disruptions during the field investigation phase.
The city is using state grants and low-interest loans to replace lead and copper lines, ensuring safer water without raising utility bills.
The city is starting a major project to identify lead and copper pipes in the water system to meet new federal rules. This will involve some digging in front yards to check meter boxes, but the city plans to keep residents informed.
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