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Suffolk starts collecting new revenue for long-term sewer upgrade plan

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County officials previously estimated the fund will generate nearly $48 million in its first year.

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Suffolk starts collecting new revenue for long-term sewer upgrade plan

County officials previously estimated the fund will generate nearly $48 million in its first year.

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City’s sewers undergo rehabilitation among infrastructure upgrades - WS Chronicle

By: Jess Schnur  Since early March, residents of Winston-Salem may have noticed an increase in road closures and detours along their daily commute. This uptick in roadwork can be attributed to the System-Wide Sewer Rehabilitation project, a city initiative to upgrade local infrastructure with the aim of sustaining the quality and reliability of the Winston-Salem wastewater system.   “This is a vital investment in our city’s future,” said Winston…

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WS Chronicle broke the news in on Wednesday, March 26, 2025.
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