Process of fixing Rawlins water infrastructure will take five years, tens of millions of dollars city engineer tells council members
It will take five years and more than $30 million before Rawlins’ water woes are solved, according to City Engineer Austin Gilbert. If the city doesn’t increase water rates, they could miss out on nearly $3 million in public funding towards needed improvements.
During the September 6 meeting of the Rawlins City Council, Gilbert gave a nearly 30 minute presentation explaining the upcoming phases, their cost and the need for additional funding.
Funding a fraction
According to Gilbert, while a number of the projects slated for the water infrastructure were included as One Percent Specific Purpose...
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