Stephanie Street Reclaimed Waterline and Roadway Rehabilitation
Henderson
Summary
The city is investing nearly $20 million to repair a critical 35-year-old underground water pipeline and completely repave Stephanie Street between Warm Springs and Sunset. Doing the work now prevents costly emergency failures and protects local sewer capacity, though drivers and nearby businesses should expect construction impacts.
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Last discussed Feb 17, 2026.
Impact analysis
Construction contract of $19,521,048 with a total project budget of $22,918,204 funded by Wastewater Funds.
Henderson taxpayers and motorists who will receive a fully repaved roadway and a secured, reliable reclaimed water infrastructure system.
Drivers and local businesses experiencing temporary traffic delays and construction disruptions along the corridor.
Mentions & discussions (2)
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City Council Regular — February 17, 2026
The city is investing nearly $20 million to repair a critical 35-year-old underground water pipeline and completely repave Stephanie Street between Warm Springs and Sunset. Doing the work now prevents costly emergency failures and protects local sewer capacity, though drivers and nearby businesses should expect construction impacts.
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