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Willisville sewer woes may raise town water rates
Willisville faces higher sewer bills as village officials flag ongoing sewer infiltration and aging lift station strain. Village Board President Neil Bradley says rate increases are probable by the next meeting, with current bills around 14 to 16 dollars monthly. Infiltration from heavy rains burdens two lift stations, while a Lakeside subdivision sewer line issue may require digging once ground dries. The village aims to hire action on litter and vacant buildings to improve cleanliness and safety.
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Brad Berker
Southern Illinoisan
Willisville
Neil Bradley
Village Board
Bradley
Kinkaid-Reed’s Creek Conservancy District
Lakeside