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New Kent County is racing against time to secure its water future as groundwater permits will plummet by 2038, leaving them unable to meet demand even by 2026. With growth on the horizon, officials are exploring bold solutions — from buying water from Henrico to tapping the Pamunkey River, which already has permits and land secured but requires critical talks with the Pamunkey Indian Tribe. This isn’t just about convenience — it’s a make-or-break decision for the county’s survival and prosperity.

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