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Pflugerville engineering staff outline $800 million CIP, updates on water and road projects
Summary
City engineering leaders presented the department's structure and major capital projects at the Feb. 10 work session, highlighting a roughly $800 million CIP, a water treatment plant expansion with a contractor time-extension request, a raw water line and a new wastewater plant targeted for early 2027.
Pflugerville City engineering leaders summarized the city's capital program and project schedules at a Feb. 10 work session, detailing major water and transportation projects and how the department prioritizes work.
Evan Vershel, the operations director for transportation, said engineering services are organized into utilities engineering, transportation and drainage, and development engineering, and that those groups lead planning, design and construction of the city's five-year capital improvement program (CIP). "We plan that with budgeting and finance," Vershel said, describing the use of transportation and drainage master plans to define projects and coordinate priorities with advisory committees and council.
Public utilities and engineering director Matt Recker said utility engineering currently manages about 30 CIP projects with a combined value in the neighborhood of $800,000,000. Recker highlighted the water treatment plant…
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