Celina City Council members tour the 100-by-200-foot new water filtration facility on Wednesday evening. The plant - with its eight granular activated carbon (GAC) tanks - will make the water safer and better tasting, according to city officials.

Celina's new water treatment facility aimed at making the city's water safer to drink and tasting better is expected to be online some time in July, city consultant Kent Bryan says. Bryan and water plant superintendent Mike Su . . .