Mayor Mike Moore is excited to announce that the City of Jeffersonville will receive an additional $5 million in funding from the Indiana Economic Development (IEDC) for the expansion of the wastewater treatment facility.
The IEDC had already committed $5 million for the $45.4 million project that will double the capacity of the facility to better serve the growing east end of the city including the River Ridge Commerce Center.
“This is exciting news for the city. I’m thankful to the IEDC for supporting this project,” said Moore. “We’ve been working hard to secure funding from various sources outside the city so we can make this expansion happen without placing a burden on the city’s coffers. A $10 million gift from the IEDC goes a long way in helping make that happen.”
Other funding sources for the project include River Ridge, Clark County and the State of Indiana.
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That is great – now, can you please LOWER the Wastewater bills that residents get each month?! It is absolutely outrageous that you charge more money per gallon than the water company. I have never lived anywhere in America that wastewater billing is over $20 a month, let alone in the HUNDREDS. We will be voting for new City Council Members this voting cycle – please remember that Jeffersonville citizens do not want high wastewater rates.