City Council Public Works Committee to Discuss Street Repair in Six Neighborhoods

NOTE: It’s uncertain whether any streets within SSD boundaries will be affected, but this is a chance to make your voices heard on the subject of repaving streets in our neighborhood!!

On Friday, January 27 at 10am the City Council Public Works Committee will hold a meeting to discuss the status, process, and time frame of FEMA funded street repair in six neighborhoods. This meeting provides an opportunity to influence neighborhood street repair in your community.  Please go here to view the entire agenda, and see below for an excerpt of the agenda:

Presentation on the FEMA funded neighborhood street repairs. Specifically, for the below neighborhoods, 1) the status of funding; 2) when to expect a map of planned improvements (i.e. - have the exact locations/streets within these neighborhoods been determined, and if so, are they subject to changes); 3) the complete cost of the improvements/repairs, & if there are outstanding funds needed to complete the projects; & 4) a timeline.

* Broadmoor - $4.8 million 

* Lower Ninth Ward - $45 million

To Present: Member(s) of the Administration

City Council Public Works Committee

Friday, January 27, 10am

City Council Chambers