State Awards $37.9 Million in Loans for Water, Sewer Projects in Cumberland
Projects include rehabilitating two water wells, expanding a sewage treatment plant, and improving sewer and water systems in Spring Lake.
Emergency Water, Sewer Repairs Drop as PWC Spends Millions to Upgrade
Since 2004, Fayetteville’s public utility has spent $364.5 million to rehabilitate and replace aging water lines, sewer lines, and maintenance holes to prevent sudden failures.
Fayetteville PWC plans to reduce its budget by $25.8 million
The Fayetteville Public Works Commission plans a $439.1 million budget for the fiscal year that starts July 1, a decrease of $25.8 million from this year’s budget, which is $464.9 million.
Fayetteville Public Works Commission on track to boost electricity prices 4% over two years
Electric customers of the Fayetteville Public Works Commission on average will pay 2% more for power starting in May, and another 2% the following May, under new electric rates the utility is considering.
Public Works Commission recommends contractor for $18.6 million sewer line repair
The Fayetteville Public Works Commission on Wednesday unanimously recommended that the City Council award a bid to repair 4,000 feet of a 54-inch diameter sewer outfall pipe southeast of Fayetteville …
54-inch, 4,000-foot Fayetteville sewer line needs $18.6 million repair
Fayetteville’s water, sewer and electric company anticipates spending about $18.6 million to line 4,000 feet of a damaged 54-inch diameter sewer line and stabilize the terrain around it to …
Hope Mills library to close for work on sewer service
HOPE MILLS — The Hope Mills Branch Library at 3411 Golfview Road will be closed beginning May 9 so that workers can complete the tie-in to a new sewer main, according to a Cumberland County …
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Cumberland officials agree to transfer $2.7 million to affordable housing project
Cumberland County should transfer $2.7 million in federal funding from a sewer project to an affordable housing project, officials decided Monday afternoon.
Fayetteville PWC receives roughly $5.5 million in federal grants
Fayetteville’s public utility will use nearly $5.5 million in federal grants for upgrades to its sewer system and mapping technology on meters.
