Paintsville Utilities details project for $4 million AML grant

Kentucky

The Paintsville Utilities Commission recently received a $4 million grant from the Abandoned Mine Lands Economic and Community Development Pilot Program, as announced at the annual Shaping Our Appalachian Region Summit in Pikeville last week. – Read More –

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