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Berea residents can expect significant improvements to their water infrastructure as the Adrian project progresses. During the recent city council meeting, officials reported that construction is moving swiftly, with crews from Fabrizi actively working on-site. Although some water breaks have occurred during the construction, residents are promptly notified, ensuring minimal disruption.

The project aims to replace the aging water main, with water line work having commenced last week. This upgrade is crucial for enhancing the reliability of the water supply in the area.
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Additionally, preparations are underway for another major project, with Bridal Construction set to begin work the week of April 21. While the specific streets affected have yet to be determined, residents will receive updates and notifications as plans are finalized.

In a related update, FirstEnergy has announced a change in representation, with Dave Conley transitioning to a new position. A new representative will be appointed to continue communication with the city.

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These developments reflect Berea's commitment to improving essential services and keeping residents informed about ongoing projects. As these initiatives unfold, the community can look forward to enhanced infrastructure and continued engagement from city officials.

Converted from Berea OH, Regular Council Meeting 04/07/2025 meeting on April 07, 2025
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