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Mayor outlines major infrastructure projects, cites $32.27 million note for wastewater plant
Summary
Mayor Dan Keller said Preston is in strong financial shape and highlighted a $32,268,000 promissory note to complete a near-finished wastewater treatment plant, a $3.7 million federal grant for a new water tank, road reconstruction and signal changes planned for 2026.
Mayor Dan Keller delivered his sixth State of the City on Jan. 12, confirming that "Preston City remains in a strong financial position" and listing several capital projects planned for 2026. He told the council that a $32,268,000.00 promissory note was signed to fund the near-complete wastewater treatment plant, which the minutes describe as "nearly complete and described as the most technologically advanced in the U.S.".
Keller also outlined plans for a new 2 million-gallon water tank supported by a $3.7 million federal grant, reconstruction of 4th East near the elementary school, signal changes at Oneida and State Street, and development of a supplementary water source. The mayor presented these as priorities the city expects to complete or advance in 2026.
The address was delivered to the full council during the regular meeting; council members approved related administrative steps later in the agenda where applicable. No formal vote on the promissory note or the federal grant was recorded in the meeting minutes provided.
