Federal COVID-19 relief funds used to install new units
By William Kincaid
CELINA - City utilities crews have begun installing equipment that will allow for remote readings of monthly residential utility use.
The overhaul will cost hundreds of thousands of dollars and take up to a few years to complete. The upgrades will allow meter readers to conduct their work without having to access the water and electricity meters directly, a move that mayor Jeff Hazel said would improve safety, result in more accurate readings and afford more privacy to residents. [
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