NFWUA slows down transferring assets

  • North Florida Water Utilities Authority Attorney Grady Williams holds up one of the agreements that established the NFWUA during Monday’s meeting. Williams and Executive Director Shannon Roberts asked the board for direction as far as to the timeline for transferring assets from Columbia and Suwannee counties to the Authority. (JAMIE WACHTER/Lake City Reporter)
    North Florida Water Utilities Authority Attorney Grady Williams holds up one of the agreements that established the NFWUA during Monday’s meeting. Williams and Executive Director Shannon Roberts asked the board for direction as far as to the timeline for transferring assets from Columbia and Suwannee counties to the Authority. (JAMIE WACHTER/Lake City Reporter)
    The North Florida Water Utility Authority tapped the brakes Monday on completely taking over control of utility plants in Columbia and Suwannee counties.During the NFWUA board’s meeting Mo...

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