Milford Breaks Ground On Filtration Plant Years In The Making
After years of grant applications, engineering plans and bid openings, Milford broke ground on its new water filtration plant.
The town of Milford achieved its end goal of cleaner, clearer water with the groundbreaking ceremony held on Tuesday, Oct.
Attendees included Nathan Yoder, Jimmy Ford, Utilities Superintendent Steven Marquart, Town Council Vice President Ken Long, Clerk-Treasurer Tricia Gall, Council President Doug Ruch, Councilman Jim Smiley, County Commissioner Sue Ann Mitchell, and Kosciusko County Council President Tony Ciriello.
R. Yoder Construction officially mobilized on the project in Oct.
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Author's summary: Milford starts construction on a new water filtration plant.
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