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Mount Prospect gives firefighters a 2% retention bonus - Vimarsana News

Mount Prospect gives firefighters a 2% retention bonus

In a move aimed at the village's fire department fully staffed, Mount Prospect trustees have approved a one-time 2% "employee retention incentive" bonus for firefighters as part of a series of mid-year budget amendments.

New Jersey American Water Launching Education Campaign to Encourage Customers to Identify & Report Their Service Line Material - Vimarsana News

New Jersey American Water Launching Education Campaign to Encourage Customers to Identify & Report Their Service Line Material

Customer education effort will support company’s Lead Service Line Replacement Program, replacing all lead and galvanized water service lines by 2031. ... | May 22, 2023

Detroit's Lead Service Line Replacement Program Success Story - Vimarsana News

Detroit's Lead Service Line Replacement Program Success Story

Learn how the Detroit Water & Sewerage Department had its eyes opened to data points that allowed them to be more cost-effective, faster, and...

Lead pipes need to be replaced, but the cost is too much for local governments - Vimarsana News

Lead pipes need to be replaced, but the cost is too much for local governments

Lead pipes need to be replaced, but the cost is too much for local governments New York State

Elgin stepping up its water testing program and will provide filtered pitchers to those found to have lead - Vimarsana News

Elgin stepping up its water testing program and will provide filtered pitchers to those found to have lead

Elgin will spend $500,000 to expand its voluntary water testing program and to provide water filters to homeowners who have lead service lines.