Wastewater Pump Station improvements begin, plan for road closures and detours on Monday, July 31

Improvements on the existing Wastewater Pump Station on the Village’s Galleon Street property begin soon. Please be mindful of road closures and detours starting Monday, July 31. North Bay Village Commissioners Rachel Strietfeld and Andy Daro joined us for a ceremonial groundbreaking to celebrate the project’s start. We’re improving the existing Wastewater Pump Station by replacing the current system with a state-of-the-art underground facility, for enhanced performance and efficiency. This also will allow the Village to turn the current pump station area into recreational space. This project is supported by North Bay Village Mayor Brent Latham, Vice Mayor Dr. Richard Chervony, Commissioner Goran Cuk, Commissioner Andy Daro, Commissioner Rachel Streitfeld, Village Manager Dr. Ralph Rosado, and Public Works Director Marlon Lobban and Village Engineer/Capital Improvements Project Manager Delroy Peters. This project is funded by the Clean Water State Revolving Fund from the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, and by State Appropriations, thanks to Governor Ron DeSantis, Senator Shevrin ‘Shev’ Jones, and Rep. Fabian Basabe. The project is set to be completed summer 2024.