Grand Rapids Approves $15 Million Road, Sewer Investment
Grand Rapids city commissioners recently approved spending $15 million on four separate construction projects. The work involves modernizing sewer lines, resurfacing major roadways, and other repairs.
According to excerpts from the story:
Over the past month, city commissioners have agreed to spend almost $15 million on four construction engineering projects scattered throughout the city.
The most expensive of the four, worth nearly $7.66 million, will upgrade sewers on the city’s southeast side. The work is a sewer separation project along
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