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They Can’t Give Away New Septic Systems in Fairfield County, Ohio

County tries to give away $160,000 to replace septic systems
  • By Jim Kneiszel
  • September 20, 2011

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A county health department in central Ohio is having trouble giving away cash to replace failing septic systems. The Fairfield County Health Department, near the Columbus metro area, is reaching out to low-income homeowners to try and hand out $160,000 in grant money to replace...

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