Statham moves forward with $1 million Oak Spring water upgrade

Key Takeaways:

• Statham City Council approved a major water infrastructure project.
• The total project cost is estimated at $1 million.
• Griffin Brothers Inc. secured the $860,646.23 contract for construction.
• The Oak Spring water supply has suffered from years of deterioration.
• This project is expected to modernize Statham’s critical water resources.

Statham’s Investment in Water Infrastructure

The Statham City Council recently took a decisive step toward modernizing the city’s aging Oak Spring water system. Officials approved a contract worth $860,646.23 as part of an overall $1 million plan dedicated to repairing and upgrading the water supply infrastructure.

Griffin Brothers Takes On the Project

Maysville-based Griffin Brothers Inc. emerged as the chosen contractor after a selection process by city officials. The company, known locally for municipal construction projects, is responsible for revamping key components of the deteriorating water system to ensure reliable service for residents.

Addressing Long-Standing Deterioration

City leaders have acknowledged that the Oak Spring water supply system has been deteriorating for years. By committing substantial funds—nearly $1 million in total—Statham aims to fix issues that have impacted both supply reliability and water quality.

Looking to the Future

This upgrade marks a significant development toward ensuring the city’s water needs are met in the coming years. With the major contract signed and plans underway, residents can anticipate more stable water delivery and a foundation for future infrastructure enhancements.