Henderson County Water District superintendent Mark Julian says the infrastructure is old and is losing about 43% of the water they buy.
He is asking the fiscal court for a loan and a grant to begin fixing the problem.
Julian estimated needing $2.6 million to get started on the project that could cost upwards of $8 million before it’s finished.
Court members say they need more details, saying they don’t think the water district is asking for enough money.
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