The Northwest
Florida Water Management District's has approved spending more than $2.4
million for water supply development projects across northwest Florida.
Franklin County won’t see any of the
money, but projects were approved in Gulf, Liberty and Wakulla counties.
The City of
Port St. Joe will get nearly 53 thousand dollars to complete the upgrade of water mains along Highway 98 and
State Road 71.
The City of
Bristol in Liberty County is getting nearly
285 thousand to complete a project to construct a ground storage tank and
chlorination system.
The City of Sopchoppy will receive $291,000 to replace aging and
undersized water lines with upgraded mains.
This funding was awarded as part of a
competitive grant program designed to help local governments and non-profit
utilities address local water supply challenges and meet regional water supply
protection and management needs.
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