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Council reallocates waterline-looping funds to replace service lines as city targets water loss
Summary
Murphy’s City Council voted to reallocate funds from an earlier waterline looping project and other utility budgets to prioritize replacement of private service lines and targeted water/sanitary repairs after staff concluded service-line leaks are the primary driver of water loss.
The City Council unanimously approved a resolution on May 20 to reallocate existing capital and utility funds toward strategic water and sanitary projects, including a focused program to replace residential water service lines identified as a leading cause of system water loss.
City staff described several funding sources to be repurposed, including unspent 2018 certificate of obligation funds, SSOI…
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