Tucson-area utilities will use funding to remove 'forever chemicals' from drinking water
Money from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law will help fund new treatment plants and other measures to reduce PFAS contamination.
Source: yahoo.com
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Money from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law will help fund new treatment plants and other measures to reduce PFAS contamination.
Tony Smith, the Pinal Partnership’s president and chief executive officer, visited with the Marana Town Council on April 2 to share the 19-year-old organization’s activities.
A transportation plan and half-cent excise tax approved by Pima County in 2006 is set to expire soon. A new plan could go to voters in 2025.
Likely continuation of Marana's 100-year assured water supply designation means the tow, using mostly groundwater, can keep growing fast.