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Bullhead City gives progress report on curb, drainage, water tanks and wastewater expansion
Summary
City staff reported completion of roughly 33,804 linear feet (6.4 miles) of curb and gutter, multiple localized flood-control fixes, emergency repairs to a leaking storage tank and ongoing Section 10 wastewater upgrades to raise capacity from 4 million to 6 million gallons per day.
City staff on Dec. 2 updated the Bullhead City Council on a slate of infrastructure projects ranging from neighborhood curb-and-gutter work to emergency water-tank repairs and an expansion of the city's wastewater treatment capacity.
Miss Johnson, the city's parks and streets presenter, told the council the city has installed 33,804 lineal feet of curb and gutter (about 6.4 miles) over the last two-and-a-half years and described targeted repairs in low-lying neighborhoods, new pipes and catch basins on North Oatman and Arroyo Vista, and median stabilization projects. Johnson outlined schedules for right-turn lane…
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