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Source: Victoria Advocate

Victoria County commissioners will consider infrastructure grants, funding for five volunteer fire departments and several county operations during a special meeting Monday. Among the items on the agenda is an $11,875 work order with GrantWorks for additional surveying services associated with a Texas General Land Office Community Development Block Grant Mitigation project. Commissioners also will consider amending the performance statement for the same project, identified as Grant No. 24-065-186-F328. Another infrastructure-related item involves the Bloomington Sanitary Sewer Rehabilitation Project, funded through the Texas Department of Agriculture’s Community Development Block Grant program. The court is expected to receive certificates of completion for the project and consider a $6,000 payment to Lynn Engineering LLC for related services.

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