Congressional press release on a proposed $13 million federal authorization for Milton-Freewater’s aging water system replacement and expansion.
Quiver AI Summary
Milton-Freewater water project advances: The House passed a bill that includes a $13 million authorization that could help Milton-Freewater replace and expand part of its outdated water supply system. The money would still need Senate approval and later congressional appropriations before it could be provided.
Local officials describe the need: The release says the funding request is tied to the Water Resources Development Act of 2026 and that one city reservoir is about 70 years old and cannot be repaired. Mayor Mike Odman said the project would support a “safe, reliable water supply” and praised the congressman’s office for its assistance.
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