During the City Council meeting on July 24, 2025, officials provided an update on the ongoing sewer system construction project, which is currently about 80% complete. The project, initially expected to take between one to two years, has faced delays due to disagreements with the main contractor. City representatives acknowledged the frustrations of residents as the project has slowed significantly, but they assured the community that progress is being made.

The council discussed the impact of the sewer work on local roads, specifically mentioning Girly and Pine Streets, which have been affected by the construction. Although the city had planned to invest in these roads, the sewer project’s scope changes have complicated those plans. As a result, the council has been unable to proceed with necessary road repairs and resealing.

City officials emphasized the importance of community patience as they navigate these challenges. They believe that the project is nearing completion, but several months of work remain. The council's commitment to keeping residents informed about the progress and any further developments was clear, as they aim to minimize disruptions and enhance the overall infrastructure of Bruceville-Eddy.

As the city moves forward, residents can expect continued updates on the sewer project and its implications for local roadways, reflecting the council's dedication to improving community services and infrastructure.