The Midway City Street and Storm Drain Improvement project is part of Orange County’s continuing commitment to positive economic growth and quality of life for its residents. This project greatly improves infrastructure: the base of local economic development.
Although residents are temporally inconvenienced, ultimately this project will increase the value of their properties. For the greater community it opens doors for business growth and investment.
Just in the construction phase the projects brings 9.8 million into the county. Supervisor Janet Nguyen knows the value of this project to the First District. Her work moving the project forward makes Midway City a big winner. Improving flood control, water and sewer restoration, fixing sidewalks, driveways and alleys, then new trees and landscaping, sets the stage for positive growth beyond the project area.
Every county is in a competition to attract new businesses. Municipal improvements garner attention and highlight the positive aspects of any community.
As the project moves forward community support is vital. Outside investors look for communities that are open to growth, and they are looking at the quality of life. The project will demonstrate, with public and private support, the cities of the County understand the meaning of “business friendly.”More info here: Lions International’s New Charter Club, Orange County Vietnamese American Lions to host their Charter Launch Celebration and Fundraiser