The West End water project in Steubenville is making significant strides as it reaches the halfway point, as confirmed by Water Superintendent Jim Jenkins. The project involves extensive work to transition all customers and side streets to new water lines, ensuring improved water services for the community. Jenkins emphasized that while the good news is that water is now flowing through the new lines, there is still a considerable amount of work ahead before the project is fully completed. Residents are advised that this process will continue for an unspecified period, highlighting the project's ongoing impact on local infrastructure. The city is working to minimize disruptions as contractors conduct the necessary changes.

The water project underscores the importance of modernizing utilities for public health and convenience. Community members are encouraged to stay updated on the project's progress through local news sources. The initiative is a crucial investment in the city's future, enhancing the overall quality of life for residents.