Published 2 years ago

Feds pledge $20 million for water projects in working-class Texas town

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Vinton residents to get clean water hookups in homes, be able to replace on-site septic tanks. Up to $6.5 million of the funds come from Border Environment Infrastructure Fund. Other funding comes from the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the Texas Water Development Board.

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Feds pledge $20 million for water projects in working-class Texas town

EL PASO, Texas (Border Report) – Federal officials on Thursday broke ground on water distribution projects worth more than $20 million in a working-class suburb of El Paso.The money will be used to decommission household septic tanks and install a wastewater collection system, and also to distribute potable water to homes in Vinton, Texas, the North American Development Bank announced.Up to $6.5 million of the funds come from Border Environment …

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