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West Linn secures $1.25M and $5M for Abernathy Bridge waterline replacement

West Linn City Council · May 7, 2025
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Summary

Mayor Roy Bialystoski said the city expects a $1,250,000 federal allocation (from an earlier budget bill) and has secured $5,000,000 from the state legislature; both sums are slated to fund the Abernathy Bridge waterline replacement to build a seismically secure water supply.

Mayor Roy Bialystoski told residents the city expects a $1,250,000 waterline allocation and has secured $5,000,000 from the state legislature to support a planned Abernathy Bridge waterline replacement.

"We do have a $1,250,000 waterline funding allocation that we are waiting on, but, and because it was in a previously passed budget bill, it's not at risk of being cut, we think," Bialystoski said, adding that the state money and federal allocation will pay for a seismically secure water line to serve the city for decades. He also noted the city is conducting a rate analysis and balancing charter limits on utility‑rate increases as it plans long‑term water investments.