At a presentation concerning Macon's largest proposed infrastructure investment in generations, one councilwoman raised uncomfortable questions while much of the city's elected leadership was absent.

The $80 million water treatment facilities are on hold but the project continues to move forward. A flow study has been contracted.

Tuesday nights city council meeting included voting on an ordinance required for the $80 million dollar bond issue to be legitimate. The vote did not pass.

Macon City Council has placed the $80 million dollar water treatment facilities on the November ballot. How will you vote?

How does an $80 million dollar project get paid for by citizens rates being increased by $52 per month?

We need to address a very important issue that can't be ignored. Our water treatment plants are over 60 years old and can no longer meet our needs or comply with regulatory requirements.