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Athens council approves application for $21 million TWDB water infrastructure grant
Summary
The council authorized staff to apply to the Texas Water Development Board for a $21 million Water Supply and Infrastructure Grant aimed at improvements to the city’s water system, citing the city’s disadvantaged community status and a July 30 application deadline.
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The Athens City Council unanimously approved a resolution authorizing staff to prepare and submit an application to the Texas Water Development Board (TWDB) for a Water Supply and Infrastructure Grant of $21,000,000.
City Manager Elizabeth Borstad told council the application would target improvements to the city’s water system infrastructure and that the application scoring is heavily weighted toward disadvantaged communities. She said applications are due July 30 and she expects award announcements in the late October–November timeframe.
Council approved the resolution without opposition, granting staff authority to proceed with the submittal and required findings in the application packet.
