Wednesday · 11 November 2026

Pazardzhik Municipality Repairs Street Water Supply in Ognyanovo Village

Pazardzhik Municipality Repairs Street Water Supply in Ognyanovo Village

Municipality of Pazardzhik Initiates Infrastructure Project for Street Water Supply Repair in Ognyanovo Village

The Municipality of Pazardzhik has launched the implementation of an infrastructure project to repair the street water supply in Ognyanovo village. The works will be carried out on "St. St. Cyril and Methodius" Street, in the section from the intersection with "Penyo Penev" Street to the intersection with "Vasil Levski" Street.

The project covers a section with a length of 835 meters of one of the main transport arteries in the settlement, which is part of the republican road III-8004 "Malo Konare – Ognyanovo – Isperihovo" and provides access to numerous residential and public buildings.

The repair is necessary due to the severe deterioration of the existing water supply, built in the 1960s. Its technical condition leads to frequent accidents, water supply interruptions, and difficulties for residents and traffic in the area.

Within the project, the following is planned:

  • Replacement of the existing water supply network with new polyethylene pipes;
  • Replacement of building water supply branches;
  • Restoration of the road and sidewalk pavement after the completion of construction and installation works.

During implementation, a temporary traffic organization will be introduced to ensure the safety of citizens.

The project is part of the consistent policy of the Municipality of Pazardzhik for modernizing infrastructure in small settlements. In Ognyanovo village, a comprehensive replacement of street lighting has already been implemented, including the removal of old and installation of new lighting fixtures, which contributed to improving safety and quality of life.

Source: Novinata.bg

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