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Police said a woman riding on the tailgate of a vehicle was seriously injured when she fell and struck her head in Dubuque. 23-year-old Emily M. Kozio.
12 hours ago Share The city hopes to have the Osprey Avenue bridge reopened and the decommissioning of Lift Station 87 under way by the end of June. A decade after construction began, the Lift Station 87 project is almost complete. In an update to residents last week, city staff said the project team hoped to reopen the Osprey Avenue bridge by June 11, bringing an end to a traffic diversion in place since May 2020. The road was closed for the installation of sewer lines and other infrastructure for Lift Station 87, a wastewater facility located south of downtown at 1900 Mound St. The project schedule details seven weeks of work remaining to make gravity sewer connections on Pomelo Avenue, at which point the decommissioning and demolition of the aging Lift Station 7 facility at 935 Pomelo Ave. is scheduled to begin. The city approved the Lift Station 87 project in 2008 to replace Lift Station 7 following a series of failures that led to more than 1 million gallons of sewage spilling into Hudson Bayou.
April 13, 2021 Bayard sewage treatment project set to move forward Written by Geoffrey Plant on April 13, 2021 Third try’s the charm for Bayard’s nearly $2 million wastewater dewatering system project, for which a contract was finally awarded to Morrow Enterprises by city councilors during their brief regular meeting Monday afternoon. “This [was] our third advertisement for construction bids for the dewatering system, and this is basically the best that we’ve been able to obtain,” said Bayard Clerk-Treasurer Kristina Ortiz. “Now that we have our full funding that included the legislative appropriation of the additional $455,000, we were going to be short about $60,000.”