Montrose secures infrastructure funding

Montrose has secured funding for its wastewater treatment plant upgrade.

The federal and provincial governments will provide more than $650,000 for the project.

Mayor Joe Danchuk says it’ll help fix the village’s rapid infiltration basins and drainage system.

The village’s share of the project is $134,000.

Danchuk says work would’ve gone ahead even without the grants so this is a great boon.

Montrose is also seeking funds through the same program for their water tanks.

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