Bowman gets $1 million loan from GEFA

City Attorney Richard Campbell (far right) shows Mayor Roberta Rice (middle) where to sign to officially enter into an agreement with theGeorgia Environmental Finance Authority for a $1 million loan from the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund that will improve the city’s water system and could be see forgiveness of over half of the loan. Watching Rice sign the agreement were (L-R) council members Betty Jo Maxwell, Mary Clark, city clerk Cynthia Johansen and Henrietta Williams. (Photo by Scoggins)
City Attorney Richard Campbell (far right) shows Mayor Roberta Rice (middle) where to sign to officially enter into an agreement with theGeorgia Environmental Finance Authority for a $1 million loan from the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund that will improve the city’s water system and could be see forgiveness of over half of the loan. Watching Rice sign the agreement were (L-R) council members Betty Jo Maxwell, Mary Clark, city clerk Cynthia Johansen and Henrietta Williams. (Photo by Scoggins)

The City of Bowman officially entered into an agreement with the Georgia Environmental Finance Authority (GEFA) for a $1 million loan from the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund (DWSRF) that could se…