A new water treatment plant is planned for Howe to accommodate future community growth.
Maribel Sandoval
June 18, 20261 min read
Howe is preparing to construct a new water treatment facility designed to support the city's expansion. The project aims to provide the necessary infrastructure to handle increased demand as the community develops. Further details regarding the timeline or funding for the plant were not provided in the initial report.
Source: kten.com.
https://www.kten.com/news/business/new-water-treatment-plant-will-help-howe-to-grow/article_ad9f0fc7-7829-43a4-aa2e-55ab4ff7a144.html
Maribel Sandoval
Maribel Sandoval writes about community events, churches, and local life in Howe.
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