DeSoto County officials want at least 10 years to move off Memphis' wastewater collection system. A federal judge will decide how and when the connection will cease.
by Alex Rozier and Geoff Pender, Mississippi Today June 2, 2023 DeSoto County officials believe they'll need at least 10 years to move off Memphis' sewer system, as a federal judge's decision looms over how and when the connection will cease. Memphis notified Southaven, Horn Lake, and unincorporated parts of DeSoto County in 2018 that it intended to not renew a 48-year contract between the entities.
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