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The Mayor and City Council (M&CC) of Georgetown has signed a contract with Brass Aluminum and Cast-Iron Foundry Limited (BACIF) to manufacture and install 100 cast-iron manhole covers as part of the first phase of an initiative aimed at improving public safety and strengthening the city’s infrastructure.
According to the M&CC, the project is intended to replace deteriorating wooden manhole covers with more durable cast-iron alternatives that are expected to provide a longer-lasting solution while reducing maintenance costs.
For years, uncovered and damaged manholes have posed hazards to pedestrians, cyclists and motorists throughout Georgetown, contributing to accidents, injuries and damage to vehicles. The council said the new cast-iron covers will help address those longstanding safety concerns while enhancing the appearance of the capital.
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