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Fort Smith City Administrator Carl Geffken says city residents already pay close to 2% of the region’s average household income just on sewer service.
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Fort Smith Still Fixing Sewers While Testing Costly U.S. DecreeLock Icon

Fort Smith is pushing back against a 2015 federal consent decree on sewer upgrades that city officials say could cost ratepayers 2.5% of median household income. read more >

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