Sewer system modernization bond (Ordinance G-26-05)
Summary
A resolution on sewer improvements and bond projects was on the agenda for the board's consideration. These projects tie into the city's ongoing wastewater system upgrades.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 3
- Last 30 days
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Last discussed Apr 16, 2026.
Impact analysis
Bond-funded sewer work can affect utility rates, but the specific dollar figures weren't available.
Residents served by the city's sewer system would benefit from upgraded wastewater infrastructure.
Council Members Blair and Griffith argued sewer fund flexibility is reduced and that sewer revenues have been used for non-sewer purposes.
Mentions & discussions (4)
City Council - Apr 16, 2026
The council approved up to $27 million in sewer revenue bonds to upgrade the treatment plant, replace the 1960s-era lab, build a new office, and improve the collection system. The work is designed to happen without a rate increase — the last one was in 2013.
New Albany City Council reviews $25M sewer bond ordinance, utility director reveals timeline
New Albany City Council reviews $25M sewer bond ordinance, utility director reveals timeline News and Tribune
Sewer Board - Mar 26, 2026
A resolution was scheduled for consideration covering sewer system improvements and related bond financing. It would shape how upcoming wastewater infrastructure work is funded.
Sewer Board - Mar 12, 2026
A resolution on sewer improvements and bond projects was on the agenda for the board's consideration. These projects tie into the city's ongoing wastewater system upgrades.
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