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Board acknowledges alliance signatures to pursue USDA utility funding for District 5 project

Madison County Board of Supervisors · July 27, 2026
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Summary

The board acknowledged receipt of signatures from alliance partners that will allow Madison County to apply to the United States Department of Agriculture (named in the meeting as 'Bridal Utility Service') for funding to move a District 5 project from septic to sewer; the board authorized moving forward with the application.

Board attorney Miss Estes told the board that alliance partner signatures were in hand to allow the county to move forward with an application to the United States Department of Agriculture (referred to in the meeting as "Bridal Utility Service") to fund a utility project to convert properties in District 5 from septic to sewer. She said the board had previously agreed to sponsor the project and that USDA funding could be a loan, a grant, or a combination, subject to eligibility and available funds.

Board members voted to acknowledge receipt of the signatures and directed staff to include a supportive letter from the school district superintendent in the application record. The board approved the acknowledgment by voice vote.