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City reports major water projects, closes final $3.8M TWDB tranche
Summary
City Manager Michelle Jones updated council on water infrastructure: a water tower project set to begin July 14, 2025 (completion July 14, 2027), ongoing lift station and valve projects, and closure of a final $3.8 million Texas Water Development Board tranche, bringing total funding to $17,660,667 with $10,595,670 in loan forgiveness and grants.
City Manager Michelle Jones told the council June 16 that the city’s water-infrastructure program is advancing and that the city closed on a final $3.8 million funding tranche from the Texas Water Development Board.
Jones said the Water Tower Project is scheduled to begin July 14, 2025, with anticipated completion on July 14, 2027. She reported Carpenter Street rehabilitation has moved to phase 2, the West Lift Station is nearing completion, and the Valve and Chlorine Project is underway following a successful chlorine booster installation. “Closed on last $3,800,000 for water, bringing total received to $17,660,667 with $10,595,670 in loan forgiveness and grants,” the minutes state.
The council thanked staff for progress; no additional appropriations were recorded in the meeting minutes. Staff will continue project administration and report timelines to the council as projects proceed.
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