For residents living in Hoback, access to clean drinking water has been an issue for 30 years, and momentum is mounting to create a water supply system for the Hoback Junction area. The Board of County Commissioners hosted a workshop on July 22 and heard from representatives about progress thus far on identifying a water supply system to serve Hoback residents.
County discusses future water system in Hoback ahead of Sept. 1 deadline
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