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Sewer connection plan on track, bidding to be in late winter

Sewer connection plan on track, bidding to be in late winter
David Walter, of SEH Engineering, told members of the Stetsonville Village Board on Oct. 21 that planning for the sewer connection project between the village and the city of Medford was on scheduled.The project is expected to be put out for bid in late winter 2027. BRIAN WILSON/THE STAR NEWS
Sewer connection plan on track, bidding to be in late winter
David Walter, of SEH Engineering, told members of the Stetsonville Village Board on Oct. 21 that planning for the sewer connection project between the village and the city of Medford was on scheduled.The project is expected to be put out for bid in late winter 2027. BRIAN WILSON/THE STAR NEWS

A planned sewer system regionalization project between Stetsonville and the city of Medford is on track.

At the October 21 Village Board meeting, David Walter of SEH Engineering, reported tha...

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