A backup generator
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February 20, 2020
A backup generator

STAFF | INDIAN JOURNAL A backup generator for the water treatment plant has been installed. In the past the plant didn’t have a backup generator, which sometimes left the city with limited water supply during power outages. The generator cost $190,000.

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