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Homewood receives $250K federal funding for stormwater drainage upgrades

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 7
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Terri Sewell announced that Homewood is receiving $250,000 in new federal funding. The money is designated for stormwater infrastructure upgrades near Edgewood Elementary School. This effort is part of the city’s broader plan to expand drainage capacity and reduce flooding in the Griffin Brook watershed.

From abc3340.com

Why it matters

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The funding will be used to increase the size of pipes in the area, allowing the system to carry more stormwater runoff. This investment supports Homewood's stormwater master plan, which identifies the Edgewood Elementary area as a drainage priority.

From abc3340.com

Who's involved

  • Terri SewellAnnounced the federal funding for Homewood City Hall
  • HomewoodCity receiving the $250,000 federal funding for infrastructure upgrades
  • Ralph HellmichManages the city that secured the new federal infrastructure funding
  • city councilGoverns Homewood's redevelopment and provides emergency assistance

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  • RivieraSpeculative

    Riviera might see changes in utility operations and contracts due to the infrastructure upgrades.

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