Mansfield Advances $21 Million in Water-Project Financing
Mansfield City Council advanced financing for two major water projects, authorized more than $14 million in bonds and approved fire-building pre-construction work.
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North Utica to begin door-to-door lead service line identification next week
The Village of North Utica says crews will visit properties as part of an effort to identify potentially lead-containing water service lines. A separate summer hydrant-flushing schedule is also posted.
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Altoona Water Authority advances 16th Avenue waterline replacement after damaging break
The Altoona Water Authority awarded Guyer Bros. a contract to replace approximately 500 feet of 12-inch waterline on 16th Avenue in Altoona.
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Brockway pool will remain closed for 2026 as officials assess repairs costing at least $500,000
Brockway’s community pool will stay closed for the 2026 summer season because of structural deterioration. Officials are seeking grants and other funding while the park’s splash pad remains open.
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Williamsburg County seeks CDBG funds for water extension serving 21 homes near Salters
Williamsburg County plans to seek release of CDBG funds for a proposed Country Club Road water extension that would serve 21 residential units and 50 residents in the Salters area.
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Kendallville’s Lead-Service-Line Replacement Program Targets Phase 1 Completion in November
Kendallville is carrying out the first phase of a lead-service-line replacement program, with replacements underway and completion targeted for November 2026.
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Grandview seeks up to $387,150 for lead service-line replacements
The Grandview City Council authorized an application for state financial assistance to address lead and galvanized-requiring-replacement water service lines.
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Sioux Falls water project sets tentative Phase 2 start for early August
Sioux Falls has identified early August 2026 as the tentative start for a West Side water-meter building tied to a Phase 2 transmission-main project.
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Burgaw adopts $11.4 million budget with higher property-tax rate and $3.86 million in first-year capital projects
Burgaw’s FY 2026–27 budget raises the townwide property-tax rate and funds or advances public-safety, transportation, recreation and utility projects.
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Grand Island water-meter replacements to begin in July and continue through 2027
The Town of Grand Island says VEPO Metering will replace water meters across the island beginning in July 2026, with the work expected to continue for about a year.
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Shelby County seeks bids for major water-control station in Columbiana
Shelby County opened bidding for a potable-water control-valve station in Columbiana, with work planned around large-diameter piping, concrete vaults, electrical systems and site improvements.
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Palacios Pursues Texas Water Infrastructure Grant After July 30 Deadline
Palacios city materials identified support for seeking a Texas Water Development Board grant, but the available records do not confirm whether the city submitted an application or received funding.
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Maple Plain’s 2026 street projects move into construction season with full downtown utility reconstruction
Maple Plain plans downtown street and utility reconstruction, along with Industrial Street resurfacing and watermain replacement, beginning in May or June.
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Lawtey placed under additional boil-water notice after water-main break
An additional boil-water notice was reported in Lawtey on July 22 after a water-main break, affecting normal tap-water use for residents and businesses.
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Pomona Water Project Moves to Bid Evaluation After Aug. 3 Deadline
Pomona’s Phase 1 electrical-improvement project for five water facilities reached its Aug. 3 bid deadline and now moves toward contractor evaluation.
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Delano Seeks Bids for Water, Well and Traffic Upgrades
Delano has opened bidding for a Highway 99 water-line replacement, a new deep-water well project and traffic-signal improvements.
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Anderson water project nears milestone as pipe upgrades continue
Anderson says its comprehensive water project is nearing a major milestone, with water-main work and lead and galvanized pipe replacement continuing.
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Twain Harte-area water project sets August design milestone ahead of September groundbreaking
The Sierra Pines Regional Water Treatment Facility project has a schedule calling for 30% design and a 30% cost estimate in August 2026, followed by a September groundbreaking and construction completion in June 2029.
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Manchester approves $350,000 zero-interest loan for Mountain Springs water and sewer extension
Manchester approved a capped, zero-interest loan to extend water and sewer service to the Mountain Springs development, including larger water lines, a force main and new fire hydrants.
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Byron Seeks Bids for Water-Main Replacements With Federal HUD Support
The City of Byron sought construction bids for water-main replacements, with bids due July 22. No contractor, award, project cost or construction-start date has been verified.
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Lincoln Seeks Proposals for Long-Term Water-System Master Plan
Lincoln issued a request for proposals for a 2026 water-system facilities master plan, with responses due Aug. 7 as the city plans for future growth.
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Lincoln County approves $150,000 for Waldoboro municipal housing infrastructure
Lincoln County commissioners authorized $150,000 in ARPA funding for Waldoboro water infrastructure tied to a municipal housing project.