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Veteran blamed by Wagoner County for power snafu - Vimarsana News

Veteran blamed by Wagoner County for power snafu

The generator is still buzzing outside of Roy Slaughter's home, the same as it was when we first met him two weeks ago, the same as it's been for over a year."A

Source: ktul.com
Dozens of sites hosted the annual Creeks to Coast clean-up event - Vimarsana News

Dozens of sites hosted the annual Creeks to Coast clean-up event

Forty-five people showed up at the Paso Robles site to volunteer. City staff members and high school volunteers were among those who participated.

Source: ksby.com
Heilman takes over leadership of water conservation district - Vimarsana News

Heilman takes over leadership of water conservation district

LIMA — The Allen Soil and Water Conservation District (ASWCD) started a new era Monday when Casey Heilman (Lauger) assumed her new role as District A

EPA lawsuit settlement and drainage system work mean higher stormwater fees - Vimarsana News

EPA lawsuit settlement and drainage system work mean higher stormwater fees

Colorado Springs officials want to continue their aggressive campaign to overhaul the city’s drainage system, and that will take more money. A lot more.

Source: csindy.com
Drainage, litigation mean higher rates - Vimarsana News

Drainage, litigation mean higher rates

A drainage channel next to Doherty High School before the city improved it in 2019. Pam Zubeck Colorado Springs officials want to continue their aggressive campaign to overhaul the city’s drainage system, and that will take more money. A lot more. On Feb. 8, two options were outlined for raising existing stormwater fees to fund millions of dollars in projects, largely due to the city’s settlement of an Environmental Protection Agency lawsuit. That consent decree calls for the city to spend $45 million in the next 15 years to stem flows and reduce poll...

Source: csbj.com