Bedford wins state approval for $25.6 million wastewater plant overhaul aimed at cutting sewage overflows
The Ohio EPA approved a $25.6 million overhaul of Bedford's wastewater plant to reduce sewage overflows. Funded by a low-interest state loan, the project will replace an aging and inefficient headworks system. The upgrades aim to modernize the facility and improve environmental compliance.
The Ohio EPA approved Bedford's $25.6M wastewater plant upgrade, funded largely through a low-interest state loan, to curb sewage overflows caused by an aging, inefficient headworks system.
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