Downtown Kenton is the cultural center of our community. It is the place where residents and visitors gather for shopping, entertainment, business, and to get together. However, like many downtowns across the country, Downtown Kenton is built upon infrastructure that is nearing the end of it’s life cycle. This infrastructure is critical for serving Downtown and also the larger network that serves the rest of the Kenton community. The Kenton Downtown capital improvements project is a project to repair the water and sewer lines within the downtown in order to support a thriving, economically successful center of our City.
Legal Advertisement – C.I.P. Storm and Sanitary Sewer – Phase I Sealed bids will be received by the City of Kenton (“Owner”), at the office of the Public Service Director, Kenton City Hall, 111 West Read more…
Join us for a public information meeting for Phase I of Kenton’s downtown infrastructure improvement project. With construction for Phase 1 of the project set to begin in the fall, the Kenton community is invited Read more…
Cost The total project for the Kenton Downtown Capital Improvement Project is estimated at between 16-20 million. Why the range? Simply because the final cost will be driven by the final design for the project, Read more…
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