Potsdam Locals Seek Clarity on Rising Costs of State Route 56 Water and Sewer Project

Residents living near State Route 56 in Potsdam, New York, are seeking clear information and responsibility about the expenses of a local water and sewer project. The project, proposed in 2013 and started in 2020, has caused local frustration due to uncertainties about its financial impact.

At a recent town board meeting, numerous residents voiced their worries. Resident Jim Snell represented the community's feelings, asking for clear information about the project's cost.

The residents' worries arise from the observation that the costs of similar projects were lower when the water and sewer project was initially proposed. The community is now eager to understand the current financial responsibility they are expected to shoulder.

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