ARPA funds keeping Natchez afloat says auditor; those with outstanding sewer bills face shutoff

  • Construction of the Village of Natchez new sewer plant is almost complete. On Monday, Feb. 10, Carey Chauvin, project manager with Expert Maintenance and Construction, was on site as crews dug trenches for the pipe that takes sewage to the plant and the plant power supply was hooked up, among other details. The new state-ofthe -art plant replaces the Village’s outdated oxidation pond. A ribbon cutting ceremony complete with state officials to unveil the sewer plant will be held in the near future.
    Construction of the Village of Natchez new sewer plant is almost complete. On Monday, Feb. 10, Carey Chauvin, project manager with Expert Maintenance and Construction, was on site as crews dug trenches for the pipe that takes sewage to the plant and the plant power supply was hooked up, among other details. The new state-ofthe -art plant replaces the Village’s outdated oxidation pond. A ribbon cutting ceremony complete with state officials to unveil the sewer plant will be held in the near future.
    Woes continue for the Village of Natchez.The Village of Natchez is “in financial emergency,” said auditor Steven McKay of Rozier, McKay and Willis of Alexandria, who presented the village’s annual Audit of Financial Report for the year ending June 30, 2023, during the council’s regular monthly meeting Feb.6.Additionally, Aldermen Monique Sarpy and McKinley Hoover failed ...

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