Westerly hears plan to replace roughly 2,000 lead service lines, seeks quick federal grants
Community Infrastructure Partners pitched a two-year, federally funded program to replace an estimated 2,000 lead service lines in Westerly, saying a census-tract approach could unlock about $6 million in principal-forgiveness grants and cut the town—osts to roughly $16.5 million.
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Community Infrastructure Partners told the Wesley Town Council on July 21 that Westerly faces an inventory of roughly 2,000 addresses with at least some lead service material and has a narrow window to get the most federal help.
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