Alto
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What may affect service, rates, or reliability?Utilities issues in Alto
Countywide matters appear for a city only when they rank high and name the city; the deciding government always stays visible.
The town is in early talks to lease or buy private land for a new water tank site to serve the town's water system.
Georgia's environmental agency has issued a Level 1 drought declaration, and the town council is urging residents to watch their water use to avoid stricter limits.
A repair on the town's sewer main near the Mill is underway after a locate request came in, town officials said.
A water line extension along Apple Pie Ridge Road has moved through a second construction phase but is now running higher pressure than expected…
Accurate hydrant locations and clear water lines help ensure fire crews can find working hydrants in an emergency.
The idea, raised at a town council meeting, aims to support business and industry growth near the highway junction but has not been formally acted on.
The town council looked at adding remote monitoring after four town generators failed to start during a power outage…
Town officials say Alto needs to prepare its water system to serve a planned 22-acre industrial park in Habersham County.
A dedicated session on the town's future water needs and its SCADA monitoring system could shape how Alto plans water infrastructure going forward.
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