Washington County Tennessee Commissioners Have Approved Issuing 75 Million Dollars In Capital Notes To Fund Flood Recovery Projects. Of That Amount, 55 Million Will Pay For Rebuilding Roads And Bridges And Relocating County Services Damaged By Hurricane Helene. County Officials Said: “20 Million Will Go To River Mitigation And Stabilization Projects.” The 10-Year Debt Will Be Retired Once The County Is Reimbursed For Storm Damages By The Federal Emergency Management Agency. Commissioners Also Authorized Waterline Extensions Not Exceeding 2 Million Dollars In Unincorporated Areas.
