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From Septic Tanks to Sewers, Unincorporated Bloomington Lands $1.092 Million for Public Health and Growth
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From Septic Tanks to Sewers, Unincorporated Bloomington Lands $1.092 Million for Public Health and Growth
Hundreds of Bloomington residents will soon have the opportunity to move away from aging septic tanks and connect to a modern sewer system, a shift officials say will significantly improve public health, protect groundwater and enhance quality of life across the historic community. The transformation is being driven by a $1.092 million federal earmark secured by Congressman Pete Aguilar and presented Jan. 17 at the Bloomington Public Library, fu…
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