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CFPUA to vote on more than $7M in contracts for downtown pump station construction

WILMINGTON — A multi-year project to renovate water and sewer infrastructure in downtown Wilmington may finally be nearing completion. At its Feb. 7 meeting…

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Board of Supervisors and Staunton City Council retreats: THE AGENDA

Retreat! Well, not that kind of retreat. Both Staunton City Council and the Augusta County Board of Supervisors hold their regular retreats this Friday.

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Nearly $300 million budgeted in Ames five-year capital improvements plan – Iowa State Daily

Ames City Manager Steve Schainker was the first of numerous city staff to present on the $294.8 million in expenditures proposed within the FY 2024/25 through FY 2028/29 Capital Improvements Plan (CIP), which he themed “catch up.” Schainker said there are “a lot” of projects yet to be completed from the current CIP and the.

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