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Alice is building a new desalination plant to turn brackish water into drinkable supply. It’s a major move to make sure the city doesn't run dry as the population grows.
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Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 60 before, 1 the 90 before that.
The project received $144,030 in federal grant funding.
Residents in the Tecolote area who will gain access to water services.
Taxpayers might feel the pinch in the short term while the plant is being built and paid for.
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The county is moving forward with a water project to provide service to residents, recently receiving over $144,000 in federal funding.
The county is moving forward with plans to build a water well in Tecolote to provide better water services.
The county is replacing old, small water pipes with larger ones to improve water pressure and fire protection for the Rancho Alegre neighborhood.
The City of Alice made a deal for a brackish desalination plant. Here's what to know. Corpus Christi Caller-Times
This allows the county to open the project to new bidders, ensuring a fair and competitive process.
Ensures towers meet safety standards and provides a clear permitting process.
Residents will have better water pressure and improved fire protection.