Winona Residents Invited to Town Hall Meeting on Water and Sewer Infrastructure Revitalization

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WINONA, MO - According to a press release issued by the Town of Winona on Monday, January 22, 2024, the Winona Utility Department extends a warm invitation to all residents, business owners, and community leaders to participate in a crucial town hall meeting addressing the ongoing Water and Sewer Infrastructure Revitalization Projects.

Set to take place on January 23rd at 6 pm in the Winona High School Gymnasium, this event aims to provide comprehensive information and foster open dialogue on the transformative Waterworks Project.

The initiative holds significance as it strives to enhance the quality and reliability of Winona's water and sewer systems.

According to the press release, residents and stakeholders are encouraged to attend and engage with representatives from Winona and Heartland Engineering, who will present detailed insights into the project.

Topics covered will include the rationale behind the initiative, completed work to date, anticipated benefits, and the timeline leading up to the Bond Election for water and sewer.

This town hall meeting serves as a platform for residents to voice concerns, seek clarifications, and offer valuable feedback.

The discussion will also shed light on measures taken to ensure a seamless transition, minimizing inconvenience to residents during the project's implementation.

City Administrator Mike Stallings emphasizes the importance of community involvement, stating, "Your presence and participation are vital in shaping the future of our water and sewer service."

For further information or inquiries about the town hall meeting, residents can contact Mike Stallings at 573-325-4410 or cityadministrator@winonamo.org.

Mark your calendars for January 23rd at 6 pm to be part of this essential community engagement event at the Winona High School Gymnasium.

For context, Winona, MO, is located in Shannon County, Missouri, USA.