Cumberland County to Apply for State Grant
Cumberland County will seek a $1.3 million state grant to fund a sedimentation control plan, aiming to reduce sedimentation from storm water run-off through its Countywide Action Plan for 2026.
Brian Hamilton, Technical Systems Manager for the Cumberland County Department of Public Safety, is involved in the initiative. Additionally, Shift Supervisor Curtis Hall, who has served with the department for about 30 years and volunteers as the fire chief at New Kingstown Fire Company, brings extensive experience to the table.
Other local developments include the establishment of Showaker Construction LLC by the Showakers, who built their own house in 2023. Meanwhile, Kings Gap General Store relies on a hand-dug well for its water supply.
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Author's summary: Cumberland County applies for grant.
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