City officials in Brooklet, which has no town-wide sewer system, are looking at installing a small system, with pumps and a pipeline leading to large septic tanks and a single drain field, to serve businesses in the downtown area.
Brooklet looks to install small sewer system for its downtown businesses
Seeks property owners’ support for perhaps $275,000 project
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![Brooklet Councilman Nicky Gwinnett, Mayor Joe Grooms III and City Attorney Hugh Hunter, left to right, take part in discussion during a June meeting where a concept was presented for a downtown Brooklet sewer system. Affected property owners have been inv](https://statesboroherald.cdn-anvilcms.net/media/images/2021/07/14/images/Brooklet_Council_0617.max-752x423.jpg)
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