City of Fayetteville Expands Utility Assistance Program To Cover More Homes

The City of Fayetteville has revamped its Utility Connection Assistance Program. Now it pays the complete $5,000 assessment when homeowners hook up to sewer lines. The city rolled out these changes on Monday, July 27, according to a statement from the city.

The program will also chip in up to $1,000 for private hookup costs if you hire a licensed plumber. More families can now get help—those making up to 120% of what’s typical in the area qualify.

The program backs a massive push to bring sanitary sewer lines across the Phase V Annexation Area. Back in 2008, when Fayetteville and the Fayetteville Public Works Commission struck their deal, roughly 8,000 plots lacked sewer access…

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