Albany and Millersburg began collaborating on water supply planning in the late 1980s. Millersburg began planning an independent water supply system in 1997. In August 2001, the mayors of both cities agreed that the communities should work together ... more

A new water supply source is critical for both Albany and Millersburg. The communities are growing and expect to exceed current maximum daily demands within the next few years. When land in both cities is fully developed, Albany expects to need ... more

The drinking water for Albany and Millersburg comes from the South Santiam River. Water is diverted from the river east of Lebanon, and conveyed through an 18-mile-long earthen canal. The canal meanders through the Lebanon urban area and across ... more

Provides $1.5 billion for wet weather overflow grants for planning, design, and construction of treatment works to address sewer and sanitary overflows (authorized by P.L. 106-554). Construction Union Pork with a little Environmentalist lobby payoff. ... more

Around the turn of the 20th century, several American glassmakers, including the Fenton Art Glass and Northwood companies, attempted to create more affordable versions of the iridescent glassware produced by Tiffany and Steuben. Originally marketed ... more