Water infrastructure rarely makes headlines until there is a crisis. In a rapidly growing region like Collin County, managing infrastructure while preparing for drought and flood risks is a vital civic conversation. Discover the key questions voters should be asking local and state officials to ensure our water systems keep pace with our population growth.
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