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The Environmental Protection Agency awarded the city of Bellaire $3.1 million to improve the city's aging waterline infrastructure. (Community Impact Newspaper staff)

EPA awards Bellaire $3.1M to fund waterline infrastructure project

By Kevin Vu

The city of Bellaire has accepted The Environmental Protection Agency’s $3.18 million in federal grant funding to support a project to strengthen the city’s waterline infrastructure.

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