Novigrad and Tuzla initiate municipal infrastructure projects

Municipalities in Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina are undertaking various infrastructure improvements.

In Novigrad, Croatia, major communal works are scheduled to begin on September 21. In Velika Stancija, a sanitary drainage system valued at approximately 160,000 EUR (excluding VAT) will be constructed. Additionally, reconstruction of water supply, sewage, and storm drainage infrastructure is starting in the Sv. Servul settlement, with a total value of approximately 230,000 EUR including VAT. These projects include a 595-meter collector and a 390-meter water pipe branch funded by Istarski vodovod i odvodnja. Residents should expect temporary traffic restrictions during the construction phases.

In Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina, the city is executing road and communal infrastructure repairs funded by revenues from the Tuzla Thermal Power Plant. A total of 300,000 KM has been allocated for the current year to benefit the local communities of Husino, Šićki Brod, and Bukinje. Completed works include road and sidewalk repairs in several locations, while ongoing projects include road sanitation in Šići and sewage network repairs in Bukinje.