Today, Representative John Carter announced that he secured $5,000,000 for a wastewater plant for Marble Falls in the Interior Division of the Consolidated Appropriations Act that was recently was signed into law.
"Marble Falls is growing 87% faster than other cities of the same size, and that growth requires investments in infrastructure to ensure quality of life for residents," said Representative Carter. "The $5 million will go towards a new wastewater plant to meet the projected increase in water supply for the city. As a chairman on Appropriations, I'm committed to bringing responsible funding back to our congressional district like this. I want to thank Mayor Rhodes and his team for their partnership and advocacy for their community."
"The City of Marble Falls is most grateful to our Congressman, John Carter and his staff, for their commitment to our community," said Marble Falls Mayor Dave Rhodes. "Through diligent governance Congressman Carter has secured a $5 million dollar Community Grant from the EPA Clean Water Appropriations fund. These monies are designated for the construction of our soon to begin wastewater plant. This necessary piece of infrastructure is only possible for Marble Falls with the assistance of State and Federal assistance. Thank you again, Congressman Carter and staff."
Media Contact: Emily Taylor, Representative Carter's Office
