Cleveland Public Works crews repair a water main break on Hwy. 129 South in August 2025. The city blames aging infrastructure for water and sewer line problems that interrupt service and demand costly repairs. (Dean Dyer/WRWH Radio) CLEVELAND, Ga. — Following a series of boil water advisories in recent months, the City of Cleveland says it has developed a long-term plan to modernize its aging water and sewer infrastructure through more than $13 …
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