City approves major sewer project to boost economic development

November 12, 2024 | Midwest City, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma


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City approves major sewer project to boost economic development
In a recent government meeting, officials approved an amendment for professional services with Reeves Nichols Inc., allocating $49,200 to enhance the assessment of the city's sanitary sewer system. The motion received unanimous support from the members present.

Additionally, the meeting saw the awarding of a significant contract to 4M Trenching Company for $671,165 to undertake the North 23rd and Midwest Boulevard Sanitary Sewer Project. This initiative, funded by the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA), aims to extend sewer services in Ward 5, addressing a critical gap in the area. The project is expected to be completed within 210 calendar days and is part of broader efforts to stimulate economic development in the region.

Officials highlighted the importance of this project, noting that it would not only improve infrastructure but also pave the way for future developments once additional funding becomes available. The extension of sewer services is anticipated to enhance the overall viability of the corridor at 23rd and Midwest, contributing positively to the city's growth and development plans.

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