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Peoria Heights is weighing a sale of its water department to a private company as quality control problems persist and costly new regulations loom.
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Peoria's water company has likely grown considerably more expensive since the last time it was appraised in 2005. But some members of the Peoria City Council say they want to see the due diligence process through.
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The City of Peoria will pay nearly $100,000 for an initial study of a water company buyout, but it's far from a done deal at this point if the city council will even try to find out how much the waterworks is worth.
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PEORIA -- UPDATE: The boil order is now lifted.ORIGINAL: Much of North Peoria and Medina Township are currently under a boil order after work on the water…
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It’s Fix-a-Leak Week. The annual Environmental Protection Agency program aims to raise awareness of small water leaks and other water issues in homes and…
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Main Street in Peoria is fully open between Farmington Road and Maplewood. A water main break last week meant a large portion of the road needed to be…
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MacArthur Highway between Moss Avenue and West Romeo B. Garrett Avenue will be closed starting next week through the end of the month. Illinois American…
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It’s a full year before the city of Peoria must decide if it wants to buy the water company. But competing views on a possible purchase were at the…
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Illinois American Water is providing grants to ten area fire departments. The grants announcement comes during National Fire Prevention Week.Illinois…
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Two state lawmakers, who previously served on Peoria City Council, are pushing legislation they say would make private utility companies more accountable…