City Council approves Crockett Construction for essential road and sewer projects

Crockett City Council made significant strides in infrastructure development during their recent meeting on April 21, 2025, with a focus on road and sewer line projects. The council approved a motion to engage Crockett Construction for ongoing work, a decision that reflects the urgency and importance of improving the city’s aging infrastructure.

Council members expressed enthusiasm about the progress being made, particularly on high-profile roads that have not seen upgrades in years. "We're getting roads done that have never been done in years," one member noted, highlighting the positive impact on local traffic and community satisfaction. The construction crew has been praised for their efforts, with residents encouraged to remain patient as the work continues.

However, discussions also revealed concerns regarding incomplete projects, specifically on MLK and Commerce streets. Council members acknowledged ongoing inquiries from residents about the status of these roads, indicating a need for clearer communication. One member committed to sending out an email to clarify the situation, ensuring that residents are informed about the progress and any pending work.

As Crockett City moves forward with these essential projects, the council remains focused on enhancing the quality of life for its residents through improved infrastructure. The anticipated outcomes of these developments are expected to foster better traffic flow and overall community satisfaction in the coming months.