Water Projects
To meet the needs in our Water Master Plan, Council approved these water projects. We'll post more information about each project as it becomes available.
Capital Projects
Northeast Gateway Water Supply main (2020 - 2025)
This update to our water supply main will transport water from the north where supply is ample, to the south, where it is less plentiful
- Status: Engineering and design
South Reservoir upgrades (2020 - 2025)
Replace aging equipment before a costly emergency repair is needed
New equipment to improve measurement
Helps pinpoint areas of high/low use
Identify water main breaks faster to save money (less water lost)
- Status: Engineering and design
Southeast watermain, Ryder Ridge Blvd to Crestview Blvd (2025)
Ensure adequate water supply and pressure to existing and new subdivisions south of Memorial Trail and east of Centennial Street
- Status: Planning
Watermain looping, Ryder Ridge Blvd to Crestview Blvd (2026)
Ensure adequate water supply and pressure to existing and new subdivisions south of Memorial Trail and east of Centennial Street
- Status: Planning
Southwest Watermain, Pogadl Park to Broadway Rise (2026)
Ensure adequate water supply and pressure to existing and new subdivisions south of Memorial Trail and west of Centennial Street
- Status: Engineering and design
Water Master Plan & Studies (2026)
Update the 2020 Water Master Plan
Review the work completed and determine the next steps to ensure a sustainable water supply into the future
- Status: Planning
Watermain replacement (2010 - Ongoing)
This project is funded every year
Save money by replacing aging water system parts before they break. This costs less that emergency repairs
Curious about how old the pipes are? View the age of our water system pipes by clicking on the line, and checking the pop up window on the right side of the screen
- Status: Engineering and design
Load balancing: Spread load across more wells to protect our aquifer from overdraft and subsidence (page 14, page 24)
Operating Projects
North Reservoir Dock Safety Improvements (2025)
North Reservoir Sanitation Improvements (2025)
Pressure Reducing Valves Rehabilitation (2025)
- Pressure reducing valves help reduce water pressure to protect municipal and residential water system equipment and appliances
- The valves help to make sure we have enough water pressure for fire fighting in all areas of town
- The valves also help to conserve water, improve efficiency, and prevent leaks and bursts
Learn more
- Learn more about planning on pages 2 - 25 of the Your Water Brochure
- Projects run in phases, starting with planning, then engineering and design, and finally construction.
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