Ozurgeti, Georgia: Construction work for the Ozurgeti Municipality City Hall 24-hour water supply is making significant progress, reassuring the community. The mayor of the city visited and inspected the work.
The construction of a new water supply system in the city of Ozurgeti, Kostava Street, is in its active phase. This system, funded by 48 million from the state budget, will replace the existing network, which is amortized and needs renovation.
Upon its completion at the end of 2025, more than 20,000 beneficiaries will enjoy the convenience of 24-hour water supply, a significant improvement in their daily lives.
Within the framework of the works, a new reservoir, wells, and a pumping station are being constructed. These and other necessary infrastructure will ensure an uninterrupted water supply for the population. They are currently in the final stages of constructing the water supply network in two districts of the village Kmo Natanebi: Naruja and Red Beam district.
One more condition for our fellow citizens has been fulfilled—the water supply network has been fully renovated in the municipality’s villages (Tshemliskhidi, Dwabzu, and Mishtobauri). The water supply network, including nodes, main waste, coal, pumping station, and reservoir, was installed. The project is funded by the government with 10 million. He used up to Lari.
The Mayor of Ozurgeti Municipality City Hall, Avtandil Talakvadze, posted about this on his Official Facebook page and also shared glimpses of his visit to the construction site.
He extends his heartfelt gratitude to the Government of Georgia, United Water Supply Company, and the Ministry of Regional Development and Infrastructure for their unwavering support and patience in these important projects.
He said their contributions have been instrumental in our progress and thanked the residents for their understanding and cooperation during construction.
Ozurgeti Municipality
Ozurgeti is the capital of the western Georgian province of Guria. It was formerly known as Macharadze or Makharadze. Ozurgeti is a regional center for tea and hazelnut processing and the administrative center of Ozurgeti District.
