ABERDEEN, Miss. – The Port of Aberdeen is poised for significant upgrades in the near future. Mayor Dwight Stevens announced plans for a new rail line linking the downtown area to the port as part of a broader initiative to enhance and rejuvenate the facilities. The primary goal is to attract diverse businesses beyond the current petroleum company operating there. The replacement of a collapsed retaining wall and other improvements are on the agenda to welcome new ventures. Mayor Stevens expressed enthusiasm about potential grants aiding in funding the $2.5 million wall project. He envisions a bustling port open for various businesses within a year, promising economic growth for the city. With ambitions to expand revenue streams and the tax base, the Port of Aberdeen is gearing up for a transformation that could shape the local business landscape.
Major Upgrades Coming to Port of Aberdeen, Mayor Plans to Attract New Businesses, US
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