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King George board allocates $230,000 in ARPA funds to buy Hopyard wastewater sludge press
Summary
The board voted to assign about $230,000 of remaining DEQ ARPA funds to purchase a sludge press for the Hopyard wastewater plant, a move staff said will reduce ongoing pump-and-haul costs and help meet DEQ permit requirements.
The King George County Board of Supervisors voted to assign approximately $230,000 in remaining DEQ ARPA funds to purchase a new sludge press for the Hopyard wastewater treatment plant, saying the investment will reduce recurring pump-and-haul costs and improve compliance.
Service-authority staff recommended the allocation during the board's meeting, noting that buying the press is generally cheaper than continued…
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