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Fiber companies have caused several instances of infrastructure damages to water and sewer lines in Katy, officials said. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)

Katy to consider moratorium on fiber companies

By Aubrey Vogel

Katy City Council will consider a proposed moratorium on fiber companies working in the city’s right of way following damage to public infrastructure, including hitting water and sewer lines causing disruptions at city homes and businesses, Mayor William “Dusty” Thiele announced in a Feb. 18 news release.

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