Belleville to get nearly $1M in federal grants for lead water line replacement
This is part of the township’s continuing efforts to provide safe and clean drinking water to residents.
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13ds agoBelleville is set to receive almost $1 million in federal grants for water line replacements.
This is part of the township’s continuing efforts to provide safe and clean drinking water to residents.
The project began in late 2022 following a bill signed by Gov. Phil Murphy requiring each municipality in the state to replace their lead service lines.
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