Council approves engineering contracts to assess Elm Street culvert collapse and shore building foundations Council authorized IMEG Consulting ($148,805 plus $20,000 contingency) for building foundation remediation design and HDR ($141,500) for an engineering assessment of the Elm Street culvert collapse that undermined a nearby building column; staff said full repair could extend into 2027.

Tyler City Council is taking action on a culvert collapse that threatens a nearby building, but will it be enough to prevent further damage?

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Tyler Water Utilities secures $276K contract for South Glenwood tank demolition City council approves Hunter Demolition bid for South Glenwood Ground Storage Tank demolition.

The Tyler City Council has taken a bold step towards revitalizing local infrastructure by approving the demolition of the long-abandoned South Glenwood Ground Storage Tank.

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Tyler City Council approves South Glenwood tank demolition and addresses downtown project bidding issues City schedules South Glenwood tank demolition while facing no bids for downtown improvements.

Tyler City Council is making big moves to enhance community infrastructure, but will they overcome the hurdles in their downtown improvement project?

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