Macon, GA, November 5, 2026 — The City of Perry has officially awarded the construction contract for the second phase of the Sadie Heights/Stonegate Trail Flood Mitigation Project. The contract has been granted to LeClay Construction, a company that will undertake the work to advance the project’s objectives.

This initiative, identified as Phase 2, is designed to implement further measures aimed at reducing flood levels within local neighborhoods. The project’s scope is focused on enhancing existing infrastructure and potentially introducing new systems to mitigate the impact of flooding in the designated areas. The goal is to provide improved protection for residents and properties.

Information regarding the specific details of the contract, such as its financial value or the precise start date for construction, was not immediately available. Similarly, the specific methods or technologies LeClay Construction will employ for the flood mitigation efforts have not been detailed in the public announcement.

The project timeline indicates that substantial completion of Phase 2 is anticipated by early summer 2027. This projected completion date suggests a multi-year construction effort, involving detailed planning, execution, and finalization of the flood mitigation strategies. The City of Perry has indicated that this phase is a continuation of efforts to address persistent flood concerns in the Sadie Heights and Stonegate Trail vicinities.

The City of Perry’s commitment to this project underscores an ongoing effort to enhance community resilience against adverse weather conditions. Further updates on the progress of Phase 2 and its impact on local flood risk are expected as the construction phase commences and progresses towards its targeted completion date.


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