Lexington County officials announced this week that funding may be available to fix or replace residents’ septic systems.

Lexington County homeowners in the Congaree Creek Watershed may qualify for 60–80% cost-share funding to repair or replace failing septic systems.

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On Friday, the Indiana Department of Environmental Management (IDEM) issued an order to dissolve the Marshall County Regional Sewer District. That means the project in the works to bring a sewer ...

The draft proposal going before the County Council on Monday would allow for septic systems on properties smaller than 1 acre ...

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Starting Dec. 15, 2025, homeowners living near Kings Bay, Crystal River, Homosassa and Chassahowitzka Springs will face new requirements if they repair or modify their septic systems.

A septic system sounds straightforward—you install the tank, run the lines, and call it a day. But most of the regrets ...