Summary
Wise County is running out of water thanks to the recent population boom, so officials are heading to the state capitol to beg for help. If they don't secure more resources soon, expect your utility bills to climb and new housing projects to hit a wall.
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Impact analysis
You'll likely see your monthly water bill go up to help pay for the massive infrastructure upgrades needed to keep the taps running.
Current residents and local businesses stand to benefit from a more stable and reliable water supply that can actually handle the county's growth.
New homebuyers and developers might get hit with higher costs or building restrictions if the water supply doesn't catch up.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Wise County plans new agency to tackle lingering water issues
Wise County plans new agency to tackle lingering water issues WFAA
Wise County, lacking water to keep up with growth demands, goes to Texas lawmakers
Wise County, lacking water to keep up with growth demands, goes to Texas lawmakers Fort Worth Star-Telegram
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