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Dublin seeks TWDB Drinking Water Revolving Fund assistance for shovel-ready projects
Summary
Council approved a resolution requesting financial assistance from the Texas Water Development Board under the Drinking Water Revolving Fund; staff said the assistance would be in the form of a grant for shovel-ready projects and would not require city funds if awarded.
The Dublin City Council voted to request financial assistance from the Texas Water Development Board under the Drinking Water Revolving Fund at its Feb. 9 meeting. City Secretary Kimberly Seider and Public Works Director Cory James told the council the application would be a grant and would not require funds from the city if awarded; it is intended to support shovel-ready water projects.
Sammy Moore moved to approve Resolution 26-121; Boleslaw Kabala seconded. The motion passed unanimously. The minutes record that the request is to pursue available grant assistance through TWDB's Drinking Water Revolving Fund and that approval imposes no immediate cost on the city's operating budget if the grant is awarded.
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