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Cheshire town receives $1.16 million grant for water infrastructure project

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 16
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Jennifer Morse, town administrator in Cheshire, informed the Select Board that the town received $1,159,200 through the Housing Works Infrastructure Program. This funding is designated for the South Street Water Main Project, which will upgrade existing infrastructure to improve water reliability, quality, and fire department needs.

From iberkshires.com

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The grant addresses a necessary infrastructure upgrade, which is important for maintaining safety and reliability for local businesses and residents. The project aims to ensure sufficient water pressure for fire fighting in a section of the road that serves multiple businesses and residents.

From iberkshires.com

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  • Jennifer MorseTown Administrator who secured the infrastructure grant

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