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The identity of the firm recommended to manage the Binghamton-Johnson City Joint Sewage Treatment Plant should be known by month's end. -
Rates will differ across Broome County and still could go after 2020. -
"Councilman Livingston seems to continue his tirade on this. In fact, he has personally accused me of forcing people to go into an unsafe environment. I take great exceptions, exceptions to that”
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Bids from private firms for the right to take control of the publicly-owned plant are set to be opened Wednesday.
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