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Published 3 months ago

Aumsville receives $15 million in federal funds needed to finish its wastewater project

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Aumsville, Oregon, was told its wastewater treatment wasn't good enough. The city has been looking for money to build a new one. The current estimate is it will cost over $28 million. Residents will see an increase in their water bills to help pay for construction.

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Aumsville receives $15 million in federal funds needed to finish its wastewater project

The city east of Salem will receive a $9 million loan and a forgivable $6 million loan, giving it the money it needs to build a new treatment plant.

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