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Bartow, Fla. (January 27, 2023) — Polk County Utilities (PCU) will host a Crooked Lake Park neighborhood community meeting to discuss the future of the wastewater collection and treatment system that serves that area on Monday, January 30, 2023 at 6:00 p.m. The meeting will be held at the South Lake Wales Church of God, 210 President’s Drive in Lake Wales. The county will present an overview of the proposed improvements and preliminary construction schedule for the wastewater facility. In March 2021, the State of Florida appointed Polk County Utilities to be the custodian of the system when the original owner could no longer manage the infrastructure. Since that time, PCU has been working diligently to perform immediate repairs to improve the condition of the existing system to protect the area’s property and the environment. Polk County Utilities has been working with the City of Lake Wales on the final project to ultimately resolve the issues with the wastewater system. Construction on the project should begin in mid-2023 and continue through early 2024. The public is invites to see the plans and give residents the opportunity to ask questions and express concerns.
Bartow, Fla. (January 27, 2023) — Polk County Utilities (PCU) will host a Crooked Lake Park neighborhood community meeting to discuss the future of the wastewater collection and treatment system that serves that area on Monday, January 30, 2023 at 6:00 p.m. The meeting will be held at the South Lake Wales Church of God, 210 President’s Drive in Lake Wales.
The county will present an overview of the proposed improvements and preliminary construction schedule for the wastewater facility.
In March 2021, the State of Florida appointed Polk County Utilities to be the custodian of the system when the original owner could no longer manage the infrastructure. Since that time, PCU has been working diligently to perform immediate repairs to improve the condition of the existing system to protect the area’s property and the environment.
Polk County Utilities has been working with the City of Lake Wales on the final project to ultimately resolve the issues with the wastewater system. Construction on the project should begin in mid-2023 and continue through early 2024. The public is invites to see the plans and give residents the opportunity to ask questions and express concerns.