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Gov. Beshear Awards More Than $2.5 Million to Floyd, Johnson and Magoffin Counties Through Cleaner Water Program - Vimarsana News

Gov. Beshear Awards More Than $2.5 Million to Floyd, Johnson and Magoffin Counties Through Cleaner Water Program

Today, Gov. Andy Beshear awarded more than $2.5 million to one city and six utilities for 10 projects in Floyd, Magoffin and Johnson counties. The fun...

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Governor Andy Beshear Awards More Than $2.5 Million to Floyd, Johnson and Magoffin Counties Through Cleaner Water Program - Vimarsana News

Governor Andy Beshear Awards More Than $2.5 Million to Floyd, Johnson and Magoffin Counties Through Cleaner Water Program

Governor Andy Beshear Awards More Than $2.5 Million to Floyd, Johnson and Magoffin Counties Through Cleaner Water Program

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Big checks in Boyd County: Money goes to county, Catlettsburg for flood control, lift stations - Vimarsana News

Big checks in Boyd County: Money goes to county, Catlettsburg for flood control, lift stations

CATLETTSBURG Gov. Andy Beshear visited Boyd County with big checks in tow on Tuesday afternoon.

Labs show Lee County water is safe, residents still unsure - Vimarsana News

Labs show Lee County water is safe, residents still unsure

Lab tests show the water in Lee County is safe to drink, but now local officials face an uphill battle to gain trust.

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Lexington, Ky. receives $11.8M for water treatment plants - Vimarsana News

Lexington, Ky. receives $11.8M for water treatment plants

Lexington, Ky. receives $11.8M for water treatment plants Aug. 4, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail LOUISVILLE, Ky (AP) — Kentucky's second-largest city, Lexington, has received the second grant from the state's $250 million Cleaner Water Program, Gov. Andy Beshear said. Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government will use $11.8 million to replace the current disinfection process used at two wastewater treatment plants with a new Ultraviolet system that will prevent the spread of waterborne diseases in treated wastewater, Beshear said Tuesday. The Kentucky Cleaner Water Program aims to deliver clean ...

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