ARLINGTON — The city has scheduled a groundbreaking ceremony for the expansion and upgrade of its wastewater-treatment plant.
The event is 6:30 tonight at the Utilities Administration office, 154 W. Cox Ave.
Early planning and design on the project started in 2005.
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