Uralla water upgrades aim to protect supply and reduce waste for residents
Key points
- Uralla, NSW, has enhanced its water infrastructure through a state-funded initiative targeting leak detection and network efficiency. The project, completed by Uralla Shire Council, introduced advanced monitoring systems and upgraded measurement tools to minimise water loss and bolster supply reliability.
- Mayor Robert Bell highlighted the long-term advantages, including improved decision-making for future investments and proactive management of water resources. The upgrades encompass new technology at the treatment plant and better mapping of underground pipes, with ongoing assessments to identify and address potential issues.
- This initiative aims to strengthen the town's water security and ensure responsible resource management for residents.
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