Upsala wins $50,000 in lottery
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It was a no-brainer to the Upsala City Council to adopt a resolution to accept a $50,000 grant from the Sourcewell Impact Fund, Nov. 2. Mayor Rollie Johnson said the grant will fund the cost for new water meters at the water plant, which he estimates to be around $40,000. The remaining $10,000 will also fund the cost of a new motor at the lift station.
Johnson said because the Sourcewell grant covers the cost of the new water meters and a new motor, there will be no cost to the taxpayers.
“Sourcewell is tremendous for our city and I can’t say that stronger. We’ve been truly blessed by them,” Johnson said.
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