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Edinburg Breaks Ground on $3.3 Million Veterans Detention Pond Project

· Texas Border Business

Edinburg has officially launched the second phase of the Veterans Detention Pond project, a $3.3 million initiative aimed at enhancing stormwater drainage and minimizing flood risks in the southeast area. Mayor Omar Ochoa, along with city officials, attended the groundbreaking ceremony, emphasizing the importance of drainage improvements for neighborhood safety during heavy rains. The project will involve excavating 65,000 cubic yards of material to create a large pond that will manage stormwater from surrounding streets. Completion is expected by April 2027, following the first phase, which was completed in 2023 at a cost of $1.3 million.

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