Central Alabama Water Cuts Costs, Focuses on Infrastructure
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Central Alabama Waters board approved a significant budget cut for fiscal year twenty twenty-six, maintaining customer rates while investing in infrastructure repairs and leak fixes. The operations budget dropped by twelve point five percent, and capital spending fell by over fifty percent, eliminating two hundred twenty-five positions. The utility also plans to stop adding fluoride to drinking water, saving millions in upgrades and maintenance. However, the boards decision to grant the CEO full decision-making authority sparked controversy.
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