Grant money flows into Willcox water infrastructure

An episode of the On The Border podcast, hosted by Herald/Review Media, titled "Grant money flows into Willcox water infrastructure" was published on September 25, 2024 and runs 13 minutes.

September 25, 2024 ·13m · On The Border

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Today - we’ll focus on the water issues discussed during last week’s Willcox City Council meeting. From securing major grants to tackling infrastructure challenges, the city is taking significant steps to address its water system needs.

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