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Brian and Blankenship address urgent repairs needed for critical solar treatment infrastructure

November 13, 2024 | Assumption Parish, Louisiana


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Brian and Blankenship address urgent repairs needed for critical solar treatment infrastructure
Concerns over the deteriorating infrastructure of Assumption Parish's treatment plants dominated discussions at the Regular Jury Meeting on November 13, 2024. Officials highlighted the urgent need for repairs, with Brian and Mr. Blankenship reporting ongoing maintenance efforts that have only provided temporary fixes.

Bridal emphasized the financial impact of the current state of the treatment plants, stating, "We need to move forward to get this done." He presented figures indicating that approximately $52,500 has already been spent on materials necessary for repairs, excluding labor costs. This figure is expected to rise as additional issues, such as deteriorating cross beams at the sewer plants, come to light.

The meeting underscored the critical nature of the infrastructure, with officials acknowledging that without significant investment and action, the situation could worsen, affecting both operations and finances in the parish. The discussion set the stage for future planning and potential funding initiatives to address these pressing infrastructure needs.

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