Georgia city starts $1.8M basin to hold back sewer spills

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Georgia city starts $1.8M basin to hold back sewer spills

Posted by The Analyst | July 31, 2020 | Politics

A south Georgia city has started construction on a $1.8 million basin at its sewage treatment plant that’s designed to prevent spills into a river that flows into Florida. Valdosta … Click to Continue »

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