City of Kimball receives Nebraska Hydrovac Grant ahead of state-mandated Lead Service Line Replacement Project

The City of Kimball will begin the process of identifying lead service lines around town to be replaced – a mandated project by the state.

November 11, 2026Updated: November 11, 2026

By Kristi Shields

City of Kimball receives Nebraska Hydrovac Grant ahead of state-mandated Lead Service Line Replacement Project

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