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Middletown council moves forward on Goshen intermunicipal water deal; ‘Indigo’ plan could add revenue
Summary
The Common Council approved a resolution authorizing intermunicipal agreements with the Town of Goshen for water and wastewater services; city officials said the Goshen deal and a separate 'Indigo' project could generate new revenues to address growing debt-service pressure on aging infrastructure.
The Common Council approved a resolution authorizing intermunicipal agreements with the Town of Goshen for the provision of water and wastewater services and heard an update on broader water‑resource strategies aimed at offsetting rising infrastructure debt.
Mayor Miguel Rodriguez described the city’s water and sewer system as "100 plus years old" and said debt service consumes roughly one‑third of the water fund budget and is trending up about 7% annually. He told the council the Board of…
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