City of Clinton, Ky. to receive nearly $2M for water infrastructure improvements
CLINTON, Ky. (KFVS) - The city of Clinton will receive nearly $2 million in federal funding to overhaul its aging wastewater infrastructure.
According to a release from Senator Mitch McConnell’s Office on Monday, December 4, $1,826,783 will fund relocating and upgrading the city’s only sewer lift station, which provides services to homes, nursing homes, local schools and businesses in Clinton.
“Without question, the City of Clinton is heavily dependent upon this lift station, which serves numerous residents, businesses, nursing homes, and schools,” Clinton Mayor John Kelly said in a release. “The entire Clinton community is incredibly pleased to see these federal funds go toward this critical component of our city’s infrastructure, and we’re grateful for Senator McConnell’s support in securing this much-needed grant.”