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Indiana water, wastewater utilities face cyber threats and an aging workforce

By IPB News,

2024-08-23

By IPB News,

2024-08-23

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John Webb

08-24

No! They are like all utility companies. They take your money, barely use any profits to sustain, let alone improve their systems. Then they beg for more rate increases that go into investors and corrupt county officials pockets. The end result worse is as always. Less quality, higher bills and lack of service!

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