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After giving the city of Richland property worth millions, DoE may believe it’s payback time. DoE wants the city to annex property that includes some highly contaminated pieces.
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After giving the city of Richland property worth millions, DoE may believe it’s payback time. DoE wants the city to annex property that includes some highly contaminated pieces.
Department of Energy (DoE) may be looking for payback when it asked the Richland City Council to approve the annexation of property that includes some highly contaminated pieces. In 2025 alone Richland sold almost $1.1 million of former DoE property. The city of Richland also collected about $300,000 in option payments for about $51 million […]
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