Infrastructure Project Completed Just in Time for West Virginia Italian Heritage and Black Heritage Festivals

infrastructure project completed just in time for west virginia italian heritage and black heritage festivals


Just ahead of the West Virginia Italian Heritage Festival, an infrastructure project in downtown Clarksburg is complete.


The Harrison County Courthouse sidewalk replacement project was completed last week by Militia Men Concrete, LLC out of Clarksburg. The company recently posted about the work being done on social media.


 


“We came in and removed the old cracked and failing concrete sidewalk, put down a fresh layer of compacted aggregate, installed fiberglass rebar on a two foot grid pattern, then poured and finished a four thousand psi concrete with a nice broom finish…We also laid out the joints on a five foot square design,” the post stated.


 

The plaza is the centerpiece area for the West Virginia Italian Heritage Festival with the main sidewalks being the area where the largest amount of attendees congregates. The main plaza hosts the stage. Although the stage configuration is different for the Black Heritage Festival, the sidewalks also serve as a large gathering area for that upcoming festival as well.


 

You can see more photos, as well as additional comments regarding the project – encouraging residents to visit and shop downtown Clarksburg – by visiting their Facebook page. It can be found HERE.


 


Editor’s Note: Photos courtesy of the Militia Men Concrete LLC Facebook page. 

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