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Montgomery Street project awaits funding
Improvements along Montgomery Street in West Monroe remain a top priority for the city, but with the project estimated to cost roughly $8 million, the job has been on hold while the city awaits state funding.
Montgomery Street currently is second behind Finks Hideaway Road on the Ouachita Council of Government's Transportation Improvement Program list.
West Monroe Mayor Dave Norris said the project involves relocating both water and sewer lines. Also, since Montgomery Street is a concrete street, the city cannot overlay it. Instead, the city will have to tear it out and move the water and sewer lines so they are not under the street.
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