The SCADA system allows operation staff to view important information like pressures, flows and statuses so city staff can response to needs or emergencies efficiently. The project will also increase security and protect the city’s communication network.
This program upgrades deteriorated water services and saddles to current standards to reduce maintenance costs.
This program replaces smaller, ageing water mains that are prone to failure and in need of replacement.
New sewer mains and laterals will be installed to assist in eliminating groundwater intrusion and ensure the integrity of the distribution system.
Older brick manholes allow infiltration and inflow. The wastewater system currently has approximately 80 brick manholes in need of replacement.
Upgrades to the City’s Water Field office are required to improve safety and security for City infrastructure, equipment, vehicles, and staff. The security improvements include new gates and wall extensions.
The Wilson Stormwater Pump Station equipment is nearing the end of its useful life and has required high levels of maintenance. This project will address maintenance requirements and ensure the pump station is in good working order.
The current Water and Wastewater Operations are inefficiently split between two locations. The City is looking to consolidate the Water and Wastewater Operations at the Hopper Street location.
Project to develop a baseball playing field at the East Washington Sports Complex.
Development of traffic calming measures in the neighborhood.
