Utility Pipe Rehab Program: Assistance for Homeowners

Spokane, WALocal News

The City of Spokane has introduced a new initiative called the Utility Pipe Rehabilitation Program, designed to assist homeowners with damaged water or sewer pipes connecting their properties to the city's utility infrastructure. Homeowners can benefit from low-interest loans offered through this program, which aims to alleviate the financial burden of necessary repairs. This proactive approach underscores the city's commitment to maintaining its infrastructure and supporting residents in urgent situations. By addressing issues with utility pipes, the program not only helps individual homeowners but also contributes to the overall reliability and safety of Spokane's utility services. The city encourages homeowners to take advantage of this opportunity to prevent further damage and enhance their property value.

Communication Manager Kirstin Davis has emphasized the importance of timely repairs to avoid more extensive and costly issues down the line. Residents can access detailed information about the program via the city’s official website, ensuring they have the resources needed to make informed decisions. This initiative is part of Spokane's broader efforts to improve community services and infrastructure while fostering a supportive environment for its residents.

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