Sloulin Drive project awarded over $480k

Key Takeaways:

• Williston receives $489,282 for Sloulin Drive improvements.
• Funding approved by the North Dakota State Water Commission.
• A total of 23 water infrastructure projects funded statewide.
• Approximately $34.3 million allocated in cost-share support.
• Approval took place on April 10.

Advancing Sloulin Drive Improvements

The City of Williston has been granted significant financial support to enhance one of its key thoroughfares. On April 10, the North Dakota State Water Commission awarded $489,282 towards the Sloulin Drive Improvement Project. This funding is set to propel the project’s progress, aiming to benefit residents and bolster local infrastructure.

State Water Commission’s Commitment

The substantial contribution to Williston is part of a larger commitment by the North Dakota State Water Commission to invest in the state’s water infrastructure. The Commission approved 22 other projects alongside Williston’s, reflecting a concerted effort to address infrastructure needs across multiple communities.

Widespread Infrastructure Investment

In total, the Commission has allocated approximately $34.3 million in cost-share support for these initiatives. The 23 approved projects span various regions, signaling a statewide push to enhance water management systems and improve essential services for North Dakota residents.

Impact on the Community

The Sloulin Drive Improvement Project holds significant importance for Williston. The infusion of nearly half a million dollars is expected to accelerate development plans, reduce potential delays, and enhance the overall effectiveness of the upgrades. Residents can anticipate improved road conditions, increased safety, and a positive impact on daily commutes.

Looking Ahead

With the approval of these funds, Williston joins other communities in advancing critical infrastructure projects. The state’s investment underscores a dedication to supporting local development and addressing pressing needs in water infrastructure. As these projects unfold, they are poised to bring lasting benefits to the people of North Dakota.