Indian Point residents may notice a new name on their water and sewer bill.
Foxfire Utility Company has gotten approval to sell its water and sewer assets.
The Missouri Public Service Commission has approved an application filed by the Foxfire, which sought Commission authority to sell its water and sewer assets to Ozark Clean Water Company.
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