Beaumont to invest more than $74 million in water and sewer upgrades in 2025, mayor says
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Mayor Roy West said the city plans a major investment in utility infrastructure next year, describing a 2025 water and sewer program and outside partnerships.
"In 2025 alone, we'll invest over $74,000,000 in water and sewer improvements," Mayor Roy West said, calling the work part of an aggressive initiative to address aging infrastructure. He added the city is "working with John Hopkins University to improve our water and sewer delivery system through a grant from Bloomberg Philanthropy."
West did not provide a project-by-project breakdown, procurement plan, or the total municipal or matched funding beyond the $74 million figure. He described the effort as an acceleration of work compared with prior years, saying it represents "over a 300% increase on infrastructure projects from 2020."
"In 2025 alone, we'll invest over $74,000,000 in water and sewer improvements," Mayor Roy West said, calling the work part of an aggressive initiative to address aging infrastructure. He added the city is "working with John Hopkins University to improve our water and sewer delivery system through a grant from Bloomberg Philanthropy."
West did not provide a project-by-project breakdown, procurement plan, or the total municipal or matched funding beyond the $74 million figure. He described the effort as an acceleration of work compared with prior years, saying it represents "over a 300% increase on infrastructure projects from 2020."
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