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Women lead historic water and sewer project to completion

July 11, 2024 | Nassau County, Florida


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Women lead historic water and sewer project to completion
During a recent government meeting, community member Eve Jones expressed gratitude for the county's commitment to advancing water and sewer infrastructure in American Beach. Jones highlighted the significant role women played in the project's leadership, noting that key figures, including engineers and task force members, were predominantly female.

She acknowledged the contributions of individuals such as Theresa, Urban Butler, and Cheryl, emphasizing their leadership in a project that has been long-awaited since a previous grant attempt in 2001. Jones also mentioned the importance of recognizing minority contributions to the project, thanking the county for its efforts in this regard.

As the project nears completion, Jones anticipates a celebratory ribbon-cutting event, marking a significant milestone for the community after over two decades of advocacy for essential services. Her remarks underscored the collaborative efforts of women in leadership roles and the community's resilience in pursuing infrastructure improvements.

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