JOIN US FOR BROAD RIVER DAY JUNE 7TH!
Join us for Broad River Day at Camp Kiwanis on Saturday, June 7th, and be part of shaping the future of one of Georgia’s most treasured waterways. Come learn about what’s happening on the Broad River, get Adopt-a-Stream certified, and share your input as a master plan for the river’s protection is developed.
Date: Saturday June 7th
Time: 12:00pm
Location: Camp Kiwanis 2613 Old Wildcat Bridge Rd, Danielsville, GA 30633-5171
Date: Saturday June 7th
Time: 12:00pm
Location: Camp Kiwanis 2613 Old Wildcat Bridge Rd, Danielsville, GA 30633-5171
FACT:
The Broad River Watershed supports 13 counties and spans roughly 944,000 acres.
FACT:The Broad River is classified as impaired under Section 303(d) of the Clean Water Act.
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The Proposed Wastewater Treatment Plant in Franklin Springs
Broad River communities are growing increasingly concerned about Franklin Springs' proposal to construct a new wastewater treatment plant capable of processing over 2 million gallons of wastewater per day.
Residents are asking a critical question: Why?
Why is Franklin Springs planning to build a facility with such a large capacity—far exceeding the city's current wastewater needs?
Who is this plant really being built for?
Is it intended to support future growth, serve surrounding communities, or accommodate potential industrial development?
People want transparency. They deserve to know the full scope, impact, and motivation behind this project.
Residents are asking a critical question: Why?
Why is Franklin Springs planning to build a facility with such a large capacity—far exceeding the city's current wastewater needs?
Who is this plant really being built for?
Is it intended to support future growth, serve surrounding communities, or accommodate potential industrial development?
People want transparency. They deserve to know the full scope, impact, and motivation behind this project.
Photo: Jesse Moon