State Senator Darby Hills had the opportunity to join the Village of Wauconda and Mayor at the ribbon cutting for the Bangs Lake Water Project. Senator Hills wants to sincerely thank them for inviting her to take part in such an important day for the community.
“Events like this are always a reminder of why this work matters. Clean, reliable water is not a luxury, it is something every family depends on every single day,” said Senator Darby Hills. “Projects like this do not happen overnight. They take planning, persistence, and strong partnerships between local leaders and the state to become a reality.”
This project was made possible in part through grant funding, which played a critical role in helping move it forward. Without that support, many communities would be forced to delay or significantly scale back essential infrastructure improvements, placing a heavier burden on local taxpayers.
Senator Hills continued, “I am proud to see what can be accomplished when local and state partners work together toward a common goal. Congratulations to everyone who helped bring this project to completion, and thank you again for allowing me to celebrate this milestone with you.”
Learn more about the project here: Project to Limit Flooding at Bangs Lake Completed