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Businesses Access Abundant Water Supply in Beatrice, Gage County, NE
11 Mar 2024
In Beatrice, Gage County, Nebraska, excellent water is abundant. The Beatrice Board of Public Works (BPW) maintains and constructs the water distribution system, and offers high-quality wastewater treatment throughout the city and county. For all of their services, the Beatrice BPW always offers the lowest rates possible to local customers. Since 2016, customers have not had an increase in water rates.
Industrial Sites with Affordable Water in Beatrice, Gage County, NE
BPW is dedicated to providing excellent, affordable utilities for industrial sites. To serve Hickory Industrial Park, BPW has secured funding to build a new 16" water main from BPW’s well farm to SW 89th Road, connecting to the existing BPW transmission main; the new water main could deliver water from the BPW well farm to the site, and would not require additional treatment. To read more about potential industrial sites, click here.
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The City of Beatrice and Gage Area Growth Enterprise (NGage) are collaborating to redevelop The Paddock Kensington, a former hotel in downtown Beatrice. Set at the corner of Hwy 77 and 136, the building could potentially be a mixed-use location with pedestrian access. On the upper levels of the hotel,...
Gage County Has Its Own Renewable Energy Supply
Feb 26 2024Gage County has robust power infrastructure, with several established renewable energy sources in the region. The city of Beatrice owns a wind farm, and other forms of renewable energy are present within the region. Because of Beatrice’s fuel diversification, residents enjoy better power reliability.Gage County’s Renewable Energy Diversifies Fuel EconomyNPPD’s...
New retail life for a classic Beatrice Building
Feb 22 2024BEATRICE – For Teresa Zoellner, who has owned an interior design business ….the retail side of things wasn’t necessarily on the radar screen.But that’s changed, with the opening of a new business…in a historic Beatrice building, no less.“We had gone out of town for the Fourth of July, and I've...
