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Sanitary sewer bids to open March 18; water-line replacement meeting expected
Summary
At the Dewey Public Works Authority meeting March 16, staff reported that bids for a sanitary sewer line south of the city will open March 18 and that an engineer will meet with staff on a water-line replacement project.
Mayor Tom Hays called the meeting to order and the authority heard a public-works update about planned infrastructure work. "Bids will be opened Wednesday, March 18, 2026, on the Sanitary Sewer line south of the city," the record shows.
The update also noted that the project's engineer is scheduled to meet with staff to discuss a water-line replacement. Public Works Superintendent Wes Ware is listed among officials present for the meeting; the transcript does not record a formal vote on either project or provide a contract value or bidding timeline beyond the March 18 opening date.
The authority made no formal decision on funding or contractor selection at the March 16 meeting. If bids arrive as scheduled, the board may consider contract authorization at a future meeting once staff and the engineer review submissions.
