Summary
The city is accepting a $5 million state commerce grant to fund essential water and sewer extensions for the JetZero project at the airport. This funding adds to previous grants and supports economic development in the region.
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Last discussed Jul 28, 2026.
Impact analysis
Accepts a $5,000,000 state grant to offset infrastructure costs associated with the JetZero project.
The JetZero facility, airport industrial development, and regional employment growth.
Taxpayers and utility ratepayers who will service the debt obligation over time.
Mentions & discussions (7)
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Transportation-Infrastructure Committee Meeting
The city is moving forward with over $60 million in grant-funded water and sewer improvements to support the JetZero project at Piedmont Triad International Airport. These grants will cover engineering, design, and construction without placing a direct burden on local taxpayers.
Transportation-Infrastructure Committee Meeting
The city is accepting a $5 million state commerce grant to fund essential water and sewer extensions for the JetZero project at the airport. This funding adds to previous grants and supports economic development in the region.
City Council Meetings
The city is moving forward with $290 million in debt financing for critical water and sewer upgrades, including PFAS treatment and wastewater plant repairs.
Transportation-Infrastructure Committee Meeting
The city is moving forward with plans to finance $290 million in revenue bonds to fund major upcoming public works projects, starting with an application to the Local Government Commission.
City Council Work Sessions
City staff proposed a 9.5% average rate increase for water and sewer and an 11.4% increase for stormwater to fund a massive $1.3 billion capital improvement plan. Residents are facing higher monthly bills as the city works to replace aging pipes and comply with new federal regulations on forever chemicals.
City Council Meetings
The city approved massive funding and construction contracts totaling over $35 million for advanced treatment upgrades at the Townsend Water Treatment Plant to secure long-term water quality and capacity.
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