Bastrop earmarks $123K to reduce lead, copper in water supply

The city of Bastrop, Texas is taking steps to address lead and copper in its public water supply. Officials have earmarked $122,934 to implement measures that will minimize the amount of these substances entering the water system. The goal is to work towards a more sustainable water future for the city and its residents. The project is focused on treating the water to reduce the corrosion that can lead to lead and copper leaching from pipes and fixtures. No further details are provided on the specific methods or timeline for the work.