Construction of the first segment of the Poor Farm Ditch Project is expected to start soon. The Flood Control District and its contractors are anticipating a start date in two weeks, weather permitting. Further details about the project are available from the source.
The start of construction is contingent on favorable weather conditions, indicating that the project timeline may be subject to change based on weather developments.
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