Amigo Wastewater Project
The first wastewater project that UGWA began working on was at the mouth of Devils Fork in an unincorporated town called Amigo. The goal of the wastewater project is to provide wastewater treatment to the roughly 80 residents of both Amigo and J.A. Woods. With the help of the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection (WVDEP) and the engineering firm Anderson & Associates, the feasibility study has been completed and design is scheduled to begin shortly.
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