Giarrusso says New Orleans City Council has solved funding gap for S&WB power complex
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - The city’s share of a $34 million funding gap that threatened completion of a long-awaited new Sewerage & Water Board power complex has been solved by the New Orleans City Council, officials announced Wednesday (Sept. 18).
NEW ORLEANS — Residents across Algiers Point have been posting on social media saying they've gotten a letter from the ...
Five days after Hurricane Francine made landfall, the New Orleans City Council is hearing from the departments that lead the ...
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These adjustments were consistent with those that may be made after a leak is repaired.” “As SWBNO transitions into the Smart Metering program, customers will have access to their real-time ...
City of Kenner officials are working with government agencies to perform field assessments, helping residents to get the maximum available assistance after over 500 homes were flooded due to ...
SWBNO has also undergone a major change in company culture in the last several years with both new and long-term employees embracing innovation with a public service mind-set. “We have amazing ...
With the possibilities of flooding due to the storm, it is best to make sure your storm drain is clean to prevent any ...
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