Lomax Infrastructure Construction
Summary
Major sewer and utility construction is tearing up streets in the Lomax neighborhood to fix longstanding overflow and manhole issues. City officials and council members asked residents to remain patient through the messy, muddy construction process.
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Last discussed Jul 13, 2026.
Impact analysis
Capital improvement project funded through city utility budgets.
Lomax residents who will no longer experience sewage overflows and failing manholes.
Residents experiencing traffic delays, closed streets, and muddy conditions during construction.
Mentions & discussions (6)
Drainage Committee - Jul 13, 2026
Major sewer and utility construction is tearing up streets in the Lomax neighborhood to fix longstanding overflow and manhole issues. City officials and council members asked residents to remain patient through the messy, muddy construction process.
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