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Piedmont announces $3.75 million grant to replace cast-iron pipes
Summary
Mayor Baker told the council the city received a $3.75 million grant to replace cast-iron pipes; council members also heard a weatherization grant update and a staff recognition for completion of law-enforcement executive training.
Mayor Baker told the council on Nov. 5 that the City of Piedmont had received a $3.75 million grant to replace cast-iron pipes in the city’s system.
The announcement was part of the mayor’s comments, which also noted the success of downtown Trick-or-Treat, a veterans program scheduled at the middle school, and that student test scores had been reviewed. Councilmember David Ivey separately updated the council on a weatherization grant, saying the grant will be awarded in March 2025 and that there was one application from Piedmont.
Mayor Baker also recognized Nathan Johnson for completing 240 hours of the Certified Law Enforcement Executive Program.
The grant announcement does not include specific project timelines, scope of pipe replacement, or funding match requirements in the transcript; city staff follow-up will be required to clarify implementation details and timeline.
