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Nacogdoches is dropping $30 million to fix up aging utility lines and boost service reliability. It’s a massive upgrade, but keep an eye on your monthly bills to see if the costs get passed down to residents.
At a glance
Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 2 the 60 before, 2 the 90 before that.
The Summer Hill project costs $671,363.00, significantly impacting the remaining bond fund balance.
Residents of the Summer Hill subdivision will see reduced flooding and property damage.
Drivers and residents near Raguet Street may experience temporary traffic disruptions during construction.
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Boil water notice lifted for south Nacogdoches KETK.com
The city is working to address chronic flooding in neighborhoods like Summer Hill. Officials are balancing limited bond funds with the high cost of retrofitting old infrastructure.
Nacogdoches road closed after sewer main collapses KTRE
The city is investing in major sewer replacements and improvements to ensure reliable service. These projects involve significant construction and environmental oversight.
Encore is upgrading local substations to improve power reliability for over 2,000 customers. The project includes new equipment and noise-reducing masonry walls to protect nearby residents.
City of Nacogdoches approves $30 million utility upgrades KTRE
Over 100,000 gallons from wastewater treatment plant flows into Nacogdoches creek cbs19.tv
The tower is expected to improve cellular coverage in the area.
The item was tabled to allow for proper public notification.
Provides utility service to a new 100-bed facility and senior center.
Reduces flooding and property damage for residents.