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Assembly adopts $332,000 EPA grant for South Tongass water-system generators project
Summary
The assembly unanimously approved Ordinance 20-83 to appropriate a $332,000 EPA Drinking Water Infrastructure grant for standby generators at South Tongass water facilities; finance staff said the grant fully funds the project and will not affect South End ratepayers.
The Ketchikan Gateway Borough Assembly voted unanimously Sept. 2 to adopt Ordinance 20-83, appropriating a $332,000 Environmental Protection Agency Drinking Water Infrastructure Resilience and Sustainability Program grant for a project to add standby generators to the South Tongass water system.
Charlene Thomas, the borough finance director, said the generator project was identified during the water-system master planning process and that the grant…
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