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Village of Jordan wins $2.2 million for Joint Water Project; bids to be reviewed Aug. 20
Summary
Mayor Brim announced a $2.2 million grant for the Joint Water Project; bids opened Aug. 8 and the Board scheduled a special meeting Aug. 20 to consider approvals.
Mayor Brim announced that “Congressman Brandon Williams has issued Village of Jordan a grant for $2.2 million for the Joint Water Project,” a funding boost the board said will support planned joint improvements.
Water Operator Williams told trustees that bids for the Joint Water Project were opened on Aug. 8, 2024, and the board has scheduled a special meeting on Aug. 20 to consider those bids. Williams also noted an operational detail from the summer: leftover chlorine from the pool season.
The Board did not take a final procurement vote at the regular meeting; members set the Aug. 20 special meeting specifically to review and possibly approve contractor bids. The grant announcement and the scheduled procurement action mark the next steps in advancing the multi-jurisdiction water project.
