Westville Council Approves $875K Federal Funded Project Bids

Adams County, MS, is set to enhance its infrastructure with the approval of multiple construction bids during the Board of Supervisors' regular meeting on August 18, 2025. The board unanimously approved a significant project with a total cost of $875,440.65, fully funded by federal sources, marking a substantial investment in the county's development.

Among the bids discussed, Brody Weekly Construction was awarded a contract for $457,117, while Campbell Construction's bid of $358,385 was also accepted. Newway Construction secured a project with a bid of $130,625. These decisions reflect the board's commitment to improving local infrastructure and ensuring that projects are completed efficiently and effectively.

In addition to the construction bids, the board addressed community concerns regarding tree removal on Dixie Lane, with a proposal from Arbor Boy Outdoors for $11,000 to cut down two trees. This decision aims to enhance road safety and accessibility for residents.

The board also discussed the status of an Emergency Watershed Protection (EWP) project on Springfield Road, which had not received state approval. Board members expressed the need for further evaluation and potential alternative funding solutions to address the situation.

These actions taken by the Adams County Board of Supervisors demonstrate a proactive approach to community needs and infrastructure improvement, with a focus on leveraging federal funding and addressing local concerns. The board's commitment to these projects is expected to yield positive outcomes for residents in the coming months.