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Storm drain repairs approved by Henry County commissioners

Stormwater projects are moving forward in Henry County.
Stormwater projects are moving forward in Henry County.
By Monroe Roark for the AJC
June 7, 2021

Two stormwater-related repair projects got the go-ahead from the Henry County Board of Commissioners by unanimous vote at its May 18 regular meeting. A bid of $91,400 from McLeRoy Inc. of Zebulon was accepted for storm drainage replacement on Red Oak Road.

Two storm drains on Strawberry Drive were identified as needing replacement, and Summit Construction & Development of Stone Mountain was the successful bidder on both of those projects at $64,766 and $64,484 respectively. Funding for all of this work will be provided by the county’s stormwater enterprise account, according to officials.

Information: henrycounty-ga.com.

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