City begins construction on upgraded wastewater treatment facility to support continued growth and sustainability
By: Vareva Harris, Co-Editor
Vareva@thewoodrufftimes.com
Construction Begins on Woodruff Wastewater Treatment Plant Upgrade
Construction is underway on the City of Woodruff’s upgraded Waste Water Treatment Plant, a major infrastructure project aimed at supporting the city’s continued growth and long-term sustainability. The project is being constructed by Harper General Contractors.
$10 Million Grant Funds Phase 1 Improvements
According to Lee Bailey, City Manager, the City of Woodruff secured a $10 million grant two years ago to complete Phase 1 of the sewer plant upgrade. The funding has been instrumental in modernizing critical wastewater infrastructure to meet increasing residential and commercial demand.
Upgrade Focuses on Capacity, Compliance, and Growth Readiness
Phase 1 focuses on improving treatment capacity, enhancing environmental compliance, and ensuring the system can accommodate projected growth. City officials note that upgrading the facility is essential to protecting public health, preserving water quality, and positioning Woodruff for responsible economic development.
Investment Supports Long-Term Infrastructure and Economic Development
The investment reflects the city’s commitment to proactive planning and infrastructure readiness as development continues across the region.
Author: Vareva Harris
