Tullos completes elevated water tower project

The 50,000-gallon elevated water storage tank for the Town of Tullos has been completely rehabilitated, repaired and painted through a project, which began in December 2021, and was funded through four grants (two CWEF and two LGAP) as well as the townâs ARPA funds. The tower is located near the intersection of Main Street and Hwy 84. (Photo credit: New World Technology Inc.)

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June 14, 2022

The elevated tower rehabilitation project for the Town of Tullos is officially completed and was announced to the Town Council and public by Mayor Karla Cockerham during the Council’s regular meeting last week.

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