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Paisley awarded $2.8 million for water project and $250,000 for street paving, mayor says
Summary
Paisley has received a $2.8 million grant for a new well and pipe and hydrant replacement and a $250,000 grant for street paving; the city has hired an engineer and grant administrator to implement the projects.
Paisley Mayor Keith Harra told the Lake County Board of Commissioners on Jan. 22 that the city secured a $2,800,000 grant to design and build a new well and replace water lines and hydrants, and a separate $250,000 grant to pave city streets.
Harra said the city has hired an engineer to design the water improvements and a grant administrator to manage the awards. The water grant will fund a new well and replacement of pipes and hydrants; the paving grant is designated for street resurfacing in the city.
Harra did not provide a construction timeline at the meeting beyond noting that engineering design work is under way. The mayor said the city will proceed with design and grant administration steps and will return to the board or the public with schedule and procurement details as they are finalized.
