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City says utility providers must reimburse Copperas Cove for damage; MetroNet works under state authorization, officials say
Summary
City manager said utility providers that damage water or wastewater lines must reimburse the city for materials and staff time; MetroNet is addressing private and public repairs and operates under state legislative authorization for right‑of‑way access.
At the Copperas Cove State of the City town hall, City Manager Ryan Averill said the city requires utility providers that damage public infrastructure to reimburse the city for materials and staff time.
“If a utility provider strikes a city waterline, a city wastewater collection line, or causes any other damage to public facilities, yes. Those utility providers must reimburse the city for not only the direct cost…
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