Tennessee-American Water, which supplies water service to about 380,000 customers in Chattanooga, Tennessee, recently released a video showing a time-lapse renovation of one of its old sedimentation ponds.
The utility spent $17 million in replacing the 133-year-old basin, according to Chattanooga Times Free Press.Check out the time-lapse video below:City of Louisville to Help Residents Pay Past-Due Water Bills
In other news, the City of Louisville, Kentucky, has started a $10 million fund to help its residents pay for past-due water, gas and electric bills.According to the Courier-Journal, more than 15,000 residents are behind on utility bills, with an average balance of $700.City
News Briefs: Watch a Time-Lapse Video of a Sedimentation Pond Replacement Project
Also in this week's sewer and water news, the City of Louisville, Kentucky, has announced a $10 million fund to help residents who are behind on water, gas and electric bills
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