Lehi's Pride Contractors completes major water line relocation project

In a recent Weber County Commission Work Session, discussions centered around significant infrastructure improvements, particularly the relocation of a high-pressure water line. The project, which involved collaboration with local contractors, aims to enhance water service reliability for residents.

Commissioners highlighted the successful efforts of Pride Construction, a new contractor led by Randy Giordano, who worked diligently to minimize disruptions during the water line relocation. The team managed to keep the existing line operational for as long as possible, ensuring that residents experienced minimal service interruptions. This proactive approach reflects the county's commitment to maintaining essential services while upgrading infrastructure.

One key point of discussion was the upcoming closure of 4100 North, which is expected to last several months. Commissioners emphasized the importance of communicating this closure to the community, with plans to issue a notice to keep residents informed. The collaborative efforts of the team, including Jessica and Ashley, were acknowledged for their role in managing the project effectively.

As the meeting concluded, commissioners encouraged open communication and transparency regarding ongoing projects, ensuring that the community remains engaged and informed about developments that directly affect their daily lives. The focus on infrastructure improvements not only addresses immediate needs but also aligns with broader goals of enhancing community services and quality of life in Weber County.