Officials to apply for state loan to fund upgrades at Jackson wastewater treatment plant

Officials to apply for state loan to fund upgrades at Jackson wastewater treatment plant
Updated May 12, 2021;
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JACKSON, MI – The city of Jackson is moving ahead with plans to overhaul its wastewater treatment plant, with capital improvement projects planned for the nearly century-old facility.
The Jackson City Council approved a resolution at its Tuesday, May 11 virtual meeting that supports applying for a state-backed loan to fund the project’s design and construction.
The city will apply for a Michigan Clean Water State Revolving Fund loan to fund the renovations, for an estimated $6.44 million.
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The estimated increase to the annual sewer budget associated with the loan is $390,000. A user rate increase of 4% is anticipated, according to city officials. That’s about $8.66 annually for someone who discharges 1,800 cubic feet of wastewater per quarter.

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